Job Summary Assist the clinical team in treating a caseload of older people who have fallen or may be at risk of falls and osteoporosis. Provide both general and specific care to patients, working at a higher competency level than a Falls Specialist Assistant, alongside a registered nurse and allied health professionals. Hold a Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care and gain proficiency through qualifications such as Postural Stability Instructor or Otago training. Triage referrals to the Osteoporosis and Falls Prevention Service using departmental protocols, with support from a senior clinician.
Deliver programmes of care, including group sessions, based on treatment plans developed by clinicians. Assist in delivering the Osteoporosis & Falls Prevention Service across Brighton and Hove in various settings, including clinics and patients homes. Maintain clear, concise, and legible documentation in accordance with guidelines from the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, Nursing and Midwifery Council, College of Occupational Therapy, and trust policies. Work independently without direct supervision, with immediate access to a physiotherapist or other clinicians on-site or by phone.
Communicate effectively with patients, relatives, and colleagues at all times in a manner appropriate to the role of a Falls Specialist Technician. Use communication that considers the well-being and individual needs of each patient. Always act with respect for patients privacy, dignity, and confidentiality. Promptly observe and report any changes in a patient’s condition to a registered nurse, doctor, or therapist.
Encourage patients and carers to take an active role in regaining and maintaining personal independencerequiring strong interpersonal skills, motivation, empathy, and tact

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