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NGO / INGO / Development Projects
Full Time
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Roles and responsibilities of this job
The Physiotherapy Technician will assist in the delivery of physical rehabilitation and therapeutic interventions to patients, including individuals with leprosy as well as general patients. The role involves conducting assessments, administering treatments, assisting with exercises, and ensuring patients receive optimal care as part of the physiotherapy team. This position is critical in supporting the physiotherapy staff in restoring and improving the physical function and mobility of patients.
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Apply Before: Aug 30, 2025
About the organization
The Leprosy Mission (TLM) is a UK based international non-government organization active in 34 countries; started its work in Nepal from 1957 with establishment of Anandaban Hospital in Lele, the sourthern part of Lalitpur. However, from 2005 TLM Nepal has been working as independent NGO in partnership with TLM international and the Government of Nepal to provide specialist tertiary care and technical support for leprosy control programs. It also undertakes internationally recognized research into leprosy and implements disability inclusive community development programs through its own activities and strategic partnership.
Being one of the largest NGOs in the country working in the field of leprosy, TLM Nepal mainly focuses in working with and for people affected by leprosy. Its development interventions focuses in the areas of health, capacity building, education, sustainable livelihoods, community development, advocacy and research working towards equity and inclusion of people affected by leprosy and disability in the development process.
