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Physiotherapist, occupational therapist and support roles across our Delhi centres and our home-visit team — what the work is actually like, and how to apply.

Quick answer

DNPR recruits physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists and clinical support staff for its centres across West and South West Delhi and its city-wide home-visit team. Applications are made through the form on this page, and we come back to candidates whose profile is shortlisted, usually within a fortnight.

We are usually hiring. The practice runs physiotherapy units inside hospitals across West and South West Delhi plus a home-visit team covering the city, and both grow.

It is worth being straight about what the work is. Our therapists see patients early — the second day after a knee replacement, the first week after a stroke — because our units are inside the hospitals where those operations happen. That is the best clinical education available in this field and it is also demanding. People who want a quiet outpatient list will not enjoy it.

Roles we recruit for

Physiotherapist (BPT)

Centre-based, working within a hospital unit alongside senior therapists. Orthopaedic and post-operative caseload with supervision.

Senior Physiotherapist (MPT)

Speciality caseload — orthopaedic, neurological, sports or paediatric — plus supervision of junior staff and input into treatment protocols.

Home-visit Physiotherapist

Independent working across an assigned area of Delhi. Suits someone with two or more years of clinical experience who is comfortable assessing alone.

Occupational Therapist

Neurological and paediatric caseload, function and independence work, home assessments.

Speech & Language Therapist

Post-stroke communication and swallowing, paediatric speech and language delay.

Front desk & coordination

Scheduling, patient coordination, insurance paperwork. The job that decides whether a patient’s first experience of us is a good one.

How to apply

Apply using the form below. Tell us the role you are after and the areas of Delhi you can travel to, and attach your CV. If you have a speciality — a masters subject, a certification, a caseload you have built up — put it in the first line rather than the last, because that is what decides who reads it next.

We come back to candidates whose profile is shortlisted, usually within a fortnight. There is nothing to post and no account to create.

If you would rather email, info@drnasirphysio.com.

Apply

Nothing open that suits you, or applying ahead of one? Send your details and we will come back to you if your profile is shortlisted when a role opens.

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Your CV goes to our recruitment team and nowhere else, and this website does not keep a copy once they have it.

Questions about working here

Do you take freshers?
Yes. A good share of the team joined straight out of a BPT. What we look for is somebody who will ask when they are unsure rather than guess, because most of the harm in this field comes from confident guessing.
Is there in-house training?
Yes, and it is a condition of the job rather than a perk. Working inside hospital departments means you will see post-operative and neurological cases early, which is not something you can learn from a course alone.
Are home-visit roles different?
Considerably. You work alone, you assess in somebody’s living room, and you make decisions without a colleague next door. We do not usually put a new graduate on the home-visit team in their first months.
What happens after I apply?
Your application goes straight to our recruitment team. We come back to candidates whose profile is shortlisted for a role, usually within a fortnight. We cannot reply to every application, which is not ideal, but it is honest about what a small team can do.
  • Assessment before every plan
  • 34 qualified therapists
  • 53,189 sessions in the last year
  • Centre & home visits
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