Eloise Ross
Business Development Lead (Fixed Secondment) @Bush & Co
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WORK HISTORY
Business Development Lead (Fixed Secondment) @Bush & Co
12 month fixed term secondment working as business development lead. Creating strong partnerships with new customers, line management for the business development team and continuous development of relationships with current service users.
EDUCATION
St George's, University of London (for students and alumni)
Physiotherapy
ABOUT ELOISE ROSS
I have been working in the personal injury and clinical negligence sector treating and managing complex trauma cases since 2016, undertaking initial needs assessments and overseeing clinical rehabilitation plans for clients. I have treated clients with a wide variety of injuries such as amputations, multiple fractures, spinal cord injuries and head injuries. I also have experience of treating clients with pre-existing disabilities and complex co-morbidities. I am able to formulate rehabilitation plans taking all past medical history into account. Key Skills• Individual assessment of the physical, psychological and social needs of clients presenting with complex trauma injuries. • Liaising with other health professionals to organise and deliver bespoke rehabilitation programmes for clients.• Enabling clients to reach their personal goals of returning to work and hobbies.I have a special interest in providing clients who present with persistent pain symptoms with early intervention and treatment techniques. I use the bio-psycho-social model of treatment to holistically collaborate with the client in order to manage their pain appropriately. I will fully assess the psychological and social requirements of the client and make further specialist referral if indicated. I then work closely with the client to help them manage their pain independently. Whilst working in the NHS I took an active part in a research project called the ‘Way Forward’ where a tool was created for physiotherapists to assess a patient’s general health within their assessment. The research project was presented at Physiotherapy UK conference and a summary of the project is held at the National Institute of Health Research.
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