Dipl. Physiotherapeut (approx. 60%) in independent activity (m/f/d) | Physioswiss

Job description ## Your profile: • Completed training as a physiotherapist with SRK recognition • Professional practice permit or requirements for independent activity in the Kt. ZH • Experience or special interest in pediatric physiotherapy • Joy in working with children and adolescents with special needs • Independent, reliable and responsible way of working • Openness to interdisciplinary cooperation in a school environment  Your tasks: • Physiotherapeutic assessment, treatment and support of students with impairments • Planning, implementation and documentation of therapies • Cooperation with parents, teachers and other specialists • Participation in status meetings as required • Independent organization of therapeutic activity What awaits you: • Activity on an independent basis with a service agreement • Equipped therapy room with existing infrastructure • Ideal working days: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday (by arrangement) • Around 7 to 9 therapy sessions per working day à 45 minutes • Most children and adolescents have a cost coverage guarantee from the IV Have we sparked your interest? We look forward to receiving your complete application documents with photo via e-mail to: sekretariat@hps-bezirk-affoltern.ch For further information, our school principal Anna Cornelius is at your disposal: leitung@hps-bezirk-affoltern.ch ? 043 333 98 41 Further information about the Heilpädagogische Schule Affoltern can be found on our website: ? www.hps-affoltern-am-albis.ch. Your employer ### Heilpädagogische Schule Affoltern The Heilpädagogische Schule (HPS) Affoltern is a day special school for children and adolescents aged 4 to 18 with cognitive or multiple impairments. Our four classes are integrated into the Primarschulhaus Stigeli in Affoltern am Albis. Together we create an appreciative environment in which the individual development of each child is the focus. Address Heilpädagogische Schule Affoltern Butzenstrasse 2 8910 Affoltern am Albis Website