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Osteopath
Recruit Therapists Ltd
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Source date: 11/2/2026
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Job Role: Osteopath Salary / Pay: £38,500–£46,000 FTE DOE + Commission (Part-Time Pro Rata) Job Type: Permanent Employed | Full-Time or Part-Time (Minimum 15 Hours per Week) Location: Gillingham, Kent Sponsorship may be available for suitably experienced Senior Osteopaths. Newly qualified applicants must have a permanent, unrestricted right to work in the UK. Perks Additional commission earning potential Flexible full-time and part-time working options Regular in-house clinical training and shared learning Free parking Opportunity to develop specialist clinical interests within a multidisciplinary setting Join an established clinic with further expansion planned Why You’ll Love It Whether you're a newly qualified Osteopath looking for the right place to start your career, or an experienced clinician ready for a fresh opportunity, this could be a really good fit. Our client is an established multidisciplinary therapy centre in Gillingham, with a team of approximately 26 clinicians across a range of specialisms, including Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, Podiatry and Sports Rehabilitation. What makes this opportunity particularly appealing is the balance of clinical independence and genuine support . You'll have the opportunity to develop your own caseload, whilst having experienced clinicians around you to share ideas, discuss cases and learn from. With two permanent positions available and plans for further growth, there's a real opportunity to find your place within the team and build a rewarding long-term career. All About You We're welcoming applications from both newly qualified and experienced Osteopaths . Essential: BSc or MSc in Osteopathy Current registration with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) Relevant professional body membership Sound clinical reasoning and a commitment to safe, evidence-informed treatment Excellent communication skills and a patient-centred approach A collaborative attitude and enthusiasm for continued learning Full driving licence and access to your own transport Availability to work a balanced mix of early and late shifts, including alternate Saturdays Desirable, but not essential: Experience or additional training in cranial or infant osteopathy An interest or experience in women's health Acupuncture or dry needling qualifications Shockwave therapy experience Additional MSK, spinal or specialist clinical interests You don't need to tick every desirable box. Our client is equally interested in clinicians with a strong clinical foundation, a positive attitude and the willingness to develop. What Will You Be Doing? Assess, diagnose and treat patients presenting with a range of musculoskeletal and osteopathic conditions Develop personalised, evidence-informed treatment and rehabilitation plans Manage your own patient caseload, with senior clinical guidance available Collaborate with Osteopaths, Physiotherapists and other healthcare professionals to deliver joined-up patient care Provide clear advice, education and ongoing support to patients Maintain accurate clinical records and contribute to high standards of care Participate in clinical discussions and shared learning across the team Working Hours and Environment Our client operates from an established multidisciplinary therapy centre in Gillingham, Kent, with six treatment rooms and a broad range of clinical services. Both full-time and part-time applications are welcome , with a minimum commitment of 15 hours per week. The clinic's opening hours are: Monday to Friday: 8am–8pm Saturday: 9am–5pm Working patterns include a fair balance of early and late shifts, alongside one Saturday in two . These are essential parts of the role, but there is flexibility in arranging contracted hours around these requirements. Driving and access to your own transport are essential , as public transport options are limited, particularly around evening shifts. Reaching Your Potential You'll be joining a clinic where professional development and multidisciplinary learning are part of the working environment. With guidance from a Consultant Physiotherapist and Senior Osteopath, alongside regular in-house training and clinical discussions, you'll have opportunities to strengthen your skills and broaden your experience. For newly qualified Osteopaths, this offers a supportive environment to build confidence and develop clinical reasoning. For experienced clinicians, there's scope to develop specialist interests, share expertise with colleagues and contribute to the clinic's continued growth. With further expansion planned, it's an exciting time to join an established team that values collaborative, patient-centred care. Sound like it could be a good fit? Click Apply to see the full role details and submit your application through our portal. We receive a high volume of applications, so unfortunately we’re not able to respond to everyone individually. We’ll be in touch if your experience matches what our client is looking for and you’re shortlisted for the role. If you experience any problems submitting your application through the portal, please contact the Recruit Therapists team and we’ll be happy to help. INDHP