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with you on your journey

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For our candidates

You will be navigating a multitude of elements when considering your next role; Do the hours offer me a work/life balance? Is the commute close enough to home? Do I have potential to grow within the company? Is the salary meeting my expectations? Can I see myself being part of the team?

Here at Recruit Therapists, our hands on approach means that we listen to your needs and guide you through the process of finding your dream position within this profession.

We narrow our searches to provide you with roles that suit you and offer a bespoke pre interview preparation process to ensure that you are confident and well prepared for your interview.

We also act on your behalf to navigate potential offers and help you to establish which options would lead to your best outcome. We build strong relationships with our candidates and our journey with you on the lead up to an offer of a permanent position does not finish when you are placed.

Professions

Chiropractors

As a chiropractor, you'll use physical manipulation, massage and rehabilitative exercise to treat patients with a range of conditions, often related to the spine. You’ll need a calming, supportive manner to put patients at ease.

Holistic therapists

A holistic therapist provides alternative or complementary treatment to an individual who may be suffering from various ailments, connected to either the body or the mind. This can include Reflexology, Reiki and aromatherapy.

Podiatrists

As a podiatrist, you'll help people deal with a range of mobility issues, relieve pain and treat infections of the feet and lower legs. You'll be helping patients with a variety of different issues such as: children with lower limb pain or problems walking.

Massage therapists

As a Remidial Massage/Sports Massage therapist, you’ll need to enjoy working closely with people, have great communication skills and be able to put clients at ease and make them feel comfortable.

Osteopaths

Osteopaths prevent, diagnose and treat a wide range of health problems using manual therapy, exercise and advise. Their aim is to promote the best health, based on the individual needs of the patient.

Physiotherapists

As a Physiotherapist, you’ll help people affected by injury, illness or disability through massage, movement and exercise, manual therapy, a wide range of electronic equiptment, education and advice.

Our success stories and testimonials

Alexis

Paediatric Occupational Therapist

Recruit Therapists were amazing at getting me my dream position at a private Paeds Clinic as an Occupational Therapist! They were super supportive, there to answer all my questions and stayed in touch throughout the process to ensure I was happy. They are absolutely amazing, and I’d recommend their help to anyone!!

Priscilla

Physiotherapist

I am thrilled to express my gratitude to Recruit Therapists Ltd for their exceptional service in assisting me in securing a new job as a physiotherapist. Throughout the process, I had the pleasure of collaborating with their Senior Recruitment Consultant, whose dedication and attention to detail were truly remarkable. The company demonstrated a strong commitment to understanding my needs, and their responsiveness was particularly impressive. I highly recommend Recruit Therapists Ltd to anyone seeking career opportunities in the healthcare sector.

Angie

Lead Physio

I highly recommend Laura and the team. They took the time to understand my needs and match me to suitable employers, this was very specific and made the transaction meaningful and successful. Laura was friendly, knowledgeable and approachable throughout the process. Thank you

Interview Nerves

Nerves can sometimes throw us off our ‘A Game’ in an interview. Let’s disregard the negative elements of nerves and look on the positive side, remembering why nerves can play an important role in the process of an interview.  
Nerves show you care! If you get a sense of butterflies in your tummy, it shows you want this and it is important for you to succeed

Nerves show that you are human! Confidence is good; arrogance is not. There is a fine line between the two characteristics and nerves will help to demonstrate that you have faith in your abilities without being egotistical

Nerves create adrenaline! This is your body’s way of getting you revved up and ready to take on the challenge

We sourced these Top Tips for the interview itself, use them to help guide you through the management of those pesky nerves…

  • Remember to smile. Smiling releases endorphins, which make us feel better.

  • Maintain open body language and eye contact, and try to avoid nervous fidgeting.

  • If you don't understand a question, don't be afraid to ask for it to be repeated or rephrased. You can even ask if your interviewer can come back to it later.

  • Take time to consider your answers and don’t be afraid of natural pauses in the flow of conversation. You're unlikely to lose any points for taking a longer time to think or respond to a question. Employers will be more interested to see how you handle yourself under pressure and keep calm under duress. 

  • Make a conscious effort to speak slowly, as nerves generally make us talk faster.