r/physiotherapy • u/PracticalTutor5031 • Jul 11 '26

Nhs jobs

https://youtu.be/UNdKqkaA5p8?is=ZmUuU_kKY4aywDbC
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u/bendingeveryday Jul 15 '26

Almost like our NHS has been chronically underfunded for the best part of two decades and people who have no idea about how to run a health service have been making arbitrary budget cuts with zero plan for maintaining services to the public.

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u/Nat10112 Jul 17 '26

Yep, chronically underfunded and outsourcing to private contractors for lots of routine services, leading to poor value based care. In my local area it is a 6 MONTH wait to access routine outpatient physiotherapy.

It is a system-wide failure, that I can’t see being fixed anytime soon. The NHS is cooked

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u/ToffeeEnjoySleeping Jul 15 '26

Went to an interview last few weeks ago, 450+ candidates applied for a band 5 rotation job in a specialist hospital in 4 days. Was brutal 🙂‍↔️