Physiotherapist ( ROW)

Key Responsibilities

• Community Outreach & Screenings: Conduct mobile clinical screenings, neurological assessments, and musculoskeletal evaluations at village camps, government schools, Anganwadis, and remote settlements.
• Doorstep Rehabilitation Therapy: Design and deliver customized treatment plans for conditions common in rural settings, including cerebral palsy, post-stroke paralysis, spinal injuries, and chronic musculoskeletal pain from manual labor.
• Mobile Unit Management: Oversee and maintain the therapeutic equipment carried inside the RoW vehicle, including portable electrotherapy machines (TENS/Ultrasound), mobility aids, and exercise gear.
• Assistive Device Coordination: Identify patient needs for customized assistive devices (calipers, crutches, wheelchairs), take accurate measurements, and train patients on their proper usage.
• Empowering Local Caregivers: Educate and train family members,
• Multidisciplinary Teamwork: Work closely with the NGO’s field coordinators, community social workers, and visiting medical professionals to provide holistic, patient-centered care.
• Social Impact Documentation: Maintain meticulous records of daily field sessions, patient progress charts, and community demographic data to help generate impact reports for NGO donors and stakeholders. Submit monthly reports.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy (BPT) from a recognized institution.

• Licensure: Valid registration with the relevant state or national physiotherapy council.
• Language Skills: Fluency in spoken Kannada is mandatory to communicate effectively, build trust, and deliver training within rural Yadgir communities.
• Experience: 1–3 years of clinical experience, with a strong preference for candidates who have worked in Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR), rural health camps, or NGO health programs.
• Field Adaptability: High willingness to travel daily in the organizational transit vehicle across rural terrains and work flexibly in varied community settings (e.g., village squares, community halls, small homes).
• Core Value Alignment: Deep empathy, cultural sensitivity, patience, and a strong commitment to rural development and social justice.

Benefits

As per the organization norms 1.PF 2.Medical insurance 3.official travel and mobile allowance