I'm about to start my Physio Band 5 NHS rotations. Are there certain specialties to aim for before applying to the army?
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- Author: Anonymous
- Category: Eligibility advice, Eligibility
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JWJordon W. Combat Medical Technician
Providing you are qualified and registered you will be eligible to apply as for specialities these can be learnt in post the majority of injuries in the military are MSKI ankles knees back and shoulders being the most common ones.
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ALAbbie L.
Is it physiotherapist role you are looking to apply? Are you looking to join full time or as a Reserve Soldier whilst working with NHS?
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DHDaisy H. Candidate
Thank you for your replies, I am looking to join as a full time physiotherapist officer, but as a recent graduate am looking to gain some experience before applying - thought it would strengthen my application?
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JWJordon W. Combat Medical Technician
Providing you meet the entry requirements then experience is not necessarily needed, although it may help but it would not have an impact on your application provided you meet the entry criteria
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