Physiotherapy graduate “0 to 100” program
NOW OPEN
Setting you up for success in your first 100 days as a physio & beyond
Congratulations
Firstly, a huge congratulations on finishing (or almost) finishing your degree on behalf of the team at MMP. This is a fantastic achievement. Take a deep breath, smell the roses, and give yourself a big hug on getting to the finish line of your physio degree….you deserve it. You’re at the beginning of an amazing and fulfilling journey ahead.
We understand that graduating can be an exciting yet nervous time as you transition from a University student to being a fully-fledged physiotherapist. To help with this, we developed a grad program to support you every step of the way and to help you build confidence as a physio.
To apply for MMP’s graduate program please fill in the ‘2024 Physio graduate program application form’.
If you have any direct questions please email our practise manager Ella at ella@melbournemobilephysio.net.au or call on 0407 758 807. We look forward to hearing from you.
2024 PHYSIO GRADUATE PROGRAM
A snippet of our grad program:
“0 to 100” program - You’ll see exactly what you need to do in your first 100 days and together, we will tick every action point on the checklist to help you get off to the best and most supported start to your career.
10 clinical jump shots - 10 ‘one on one’ masterclasses with our physios covering the major things that we believe will make you a great physio, which often involves lunch at a café afterwards.
A focus on learning, not burnout, with light caseloads with time for notes, reflections and mentoring.
Buddy program with a recently graduated MMP physio that you can reach out to at any time.
Weekly mentoring with a supportive senior physio to help with clinical questions, case reviews, clinical reasoning and tips.
Weekly ‘well-being’ catch-ups with a dedicated team leader invested in your growth as a physio and as a person. Group physio professional development catch-ups.
PD allowance: $1,500.00
Build your career - We create exciting career and leadership pathways, and our promise is to help you build a rewarding career that nurtures professional and personal growth.
Meet Sharlene - 2023 Graduate
“The 0-100 was extremely helpful in preparing me to become a full time physiotherapist. I found that MMP adopted a holistic approach when creating this program, not only focusing on physiotherapy based skills but also with personal growth. By the end of the program, I felt more confident in my physiotherapy skills but also felt that I grew a lot personally as well. Thanks MMP!”
Other perks
Work-life balance – no work on public holidays, weekends,
evenings or rotations.Day off on your birthday, including a $200 charity donation
on our behalf to a charity of your choosing. So far this year,
we’ve raised over $2,500 for charity.Social events – 6 weekly social events
2 ‘whole day’ mid and end-of-year parties to celebrate the wins.
Monthly coffee catch ups to connect with your team.
Excellent starting salary and excellent salary progressions
with exciting leadership opportunities (PD, business
development projects, social media, your interest areas)Slower pace - longer appointment times with clients, so you
don’t feel rushed and driving breaks between clients to wind
down, listen to music/podcasts or chill out.A great workplace culture where we celebrate the wins and
support one another along the way.
Helping people live their best lives.
Going into the community (peoples homes, pools, gyms) to help people of all walks of life stay “happy, healthy and independent”.
Be an agent for health and be an advocate for positive behaviour change.
Get experience with a range of clients from aged care, disability, musculoskeletal and neurological sectors.
Above all, be yourself and enjoy the rewarding and fulfilling journey ahead.
What you will be doing as a community physio
“In the spirit of reconciliation, the people at Naarm Mobile Physio acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.”
