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WORKING HERE
 Park Attwood employs more than fifty full-time and part-time staff in a wide variety of medical (doctors, therapists and nurses) and support roles (administration, finance, kitchen, domestic and estates).
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click here to download a fact sheet on ‘Who’s who at Park Attwood’ |
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click here to download details of the qualifications and experience of the staff team at Park Attwood |
From time to time vacancies occur or new posts are created; when this happens, the post is advertised in the appropriate media, and recruitment is conducted in a fair and open manner. Click here for details of any current vacancies.
training
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We participate actively in the post-graduate training in anthroposophic medicine for doctors, nurses and therapists and we offer placements for the practical element of therapists’ training. |
Click here for a fact sheet which gives details of some training resources available for doctors, nurses and therapists.
Contact us to order a copy of 'Finding a Balance - An Introduction to Anthroposophical Healthcare at Park Attwood Clinic'.
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What we do at the Clinic, and what we don’t do; particular areas of expertise
Examples of conditions or problems we frequently treat; particular areas of expertise
Massage therapy; hydrotherapy; art therapies; eurythmy therapy; mistletoe therapy; counselling
Referral or self-referral to the Clinic; directions and map
The anthroposophic approach we follow; ethos of Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman
How to fund the cost of coming to Park Attwood (private or NHS); our Patient Plan
Some brief answers to frequently asked questions
Diary of events; articles and downloads; Oasis patient support group
Friends of Park Attwood patient association; support the Clinic by purchasing gifts
Specialist training for health professionals; job vacancies at Park Attwood
Other anthroposophic organisations and like-minded initiatives
Contact us to arrange a visit or request a patient information pack; staff list
"Anthroposophic medicine aims in its broadest sense to attempt to heal in areas of body, soul and spirit. I have seen at Park Attwood how patients can find something of what they need in each of these spheres during their stay, and many continue with one or more therapies on returning home. I have also been able to gain some first hand experience in receiving each of the therapies offered. This has been an invaluable exercise enabling me to understand the different 'language' of each therapy, be it movement, art or massage/hydrotherapy. Working as a member of a larger team of nurses and therapists has enabled me to view patients' problems and illnesses from a far wider perspective."