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29th November 2024  Royal College of Podiatry Annual Conference and Exhibition 2024

Workshop: Are you sitting comfortably – MSK Workplace Injuries

Speakers:

Chair: Dr Helen Branthwaite, Senior Lecturer, Department of Clinical Biomechanics, University of Staffordshire, MSK Project Lead, Royal College of Podiatry

Speaker: Rob Adams MSc (Clinical Biomechanics), Advanced Podiatrist & MSK Podiatry Lead, South Staffordshire

Speaker: Wendy Carswell MSc (Clinical Biomechanics), Chartered Physiotherapist, Clinical Biomechanist & Practice Principal, Physio Logic Ltd

26th November 2022  Clinical Research Trial in conjunction with Mizuno® Japan and Staffordshire University (Department of Clinical Biomechanics), on Textured Midsole in trainers – effect on women at risk of falls.
Researchers:
Dr Helen Branthwaite Senior Lecturer, Department of Clinical Biomechanics, University of Staffordshire
Wendy Carswell MSc (Clinical Biomechanics) Physio Logic Ltd

15th October 2022  Clinical Research Trial in conjunction with Mizuno® Japan and Staffordshire University (Department of Clinical Biomechanics), on Textured Midsole in trainers – effect on women at risk of falls.
Researchers:
Dr Helen Branthwaite Senior Lecturer, Department of Clinical Biomechanics, University of Staffordshire
Wendy Carswell MSc (Clinical Biomechanics) Physio Logic Ltd

8th-10th January 2022  Clinical Research Trial in conjunction with Mizuno® Japan and Staffordshire University (Department of Clinical Biomechanics), on the Use of Textured Midsole Footwear to improve Hallux Grip Strength and Balance in Healthy Older Females, a single-blinded randomised controlled trial.
Researcher: Wendy Carswell

2nd-3rd January 2022  Clinical Research Trial in conjunction with Mizuno® Japan and Staffordshire University (Department of Clinical Biomechanics), on the Use of Textured Midsole Footwear to improve Hallux Grip Strength and Balance in Healthy Older Females, a single-blinded randomised controlled trial.
Researcher: Wendy Carswell

27-29th November 2021  Clinical Research Trial in conjunction with Mizuno® Japan and Staffordshire University (Department of Clinical Biomechanics), on the Use of Textured Midsole Footwear to improve Hallux Grip Strength and Balance in Healthy Older Females, a single-blinded randomised controlled trial.
Researcher: Wendy Carswell

20th-22nd November 2021  Clinical Research Trial in conjunction with Mizuno® Japan and Staffordshire University (Department of Clinical Biomechanics), on the Use of Textured Midsole Footwear to improve Hallux Grip Strength and Balance in Healthy Older Females, a single-blinded randomised controlled trial.
Researcher: Wendy Carswell

24-25 November 2018 Part III Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: Andrew Oliver

5-6 October 2018 Part II Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: Andrew Oliver

27-28 September 2018 Part I Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: Andrew Oliver

12-13 November 2016 Part III Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: Andrew Oliver

17-18 September 2016 Part II Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: Andrew Oliver

10-11 September 2016 Part I Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: Andrew Oliver

September 2014 Part III Acupuncture Foundation Course

Tutor: John Wood

August 2014 APPI Rehabilitation Matwork Level 2
Tutor: APPI

July 2014 Part II Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: John Wood

June 2014 Part I Acupuncture Foundation Course
Tutor: John Wood

May 2013 The Shoulder Defined.
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

January 2013 Power Plate Core Fundamentals Instructors Course
Tutor: Stephen Powell, Power Plate Master Trainer Power Plate International, Premier Global and National Academy of Sports Medicine graduate

October 2012 Injuries of the Hip &Groin
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

May 2012 The Problem Ankle
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

January 2012 Part III Acupuncture Course
Tutor: Paul Battersby, Senior Lecturer in Acupuncture, Director of Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists

December 2011 Part II Acupuncture Course
Tutor: Paul Battersby, Senior Lecturer in Acupuncture, Director of Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists

November 2011 Part I Acupuncture Course
Tutor: Paul Battersby, Senior Lecturer in Acupuncture, Director of Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists

October 2011 Injuries of the Hip & Groin
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

May 2011 The Shoulder Defined
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

March 2011 Injuries of the Hip & Groin
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

March 2011 CPR Update Rosemary Gray
Tutor: Rosemary Gray, Basic Life Support Trainer, Senior Sister Paediatric ICU, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust

November 2010 The Elbow, Wrist & Forearm Uncovered
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

September 2010 The Shoulder Defined
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

May 2010 The Problem Ankle
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

March 2010 The Knee Explained
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

March 2010 The Shoulder Defined
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

June 2009 Injuries of the Hip & Groin
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

March 2009 CPR & Defibrillator Update
Tutor: Rosemary Gray, Basic Life Support Trainer, Senior Sister Paediatric ICU, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust

February 2009 The Shoulder Defined
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

November 2008 Injuries of the Hip & Groin
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

November 2008 Grade V Spinal Manipulation MACP Accredited Manual Therapy
Tutor: Neil Bowler, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Lecturer in Manipulative Therapy

July 2008 The Shoulder Defined
Tutor: Professor Graham Smith, Rehabilitation & Sports Injury Consultant Glasgow, Fellow of the CSP and Lecturer to the FA

June 2008 CPR Update
Tutor: Rosemary Gray, Basic Life Support Trainer, Senior Sister Paediatric ICU, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust

December 2006 The Lumbar Spine
Tutor: Mr Nick Phillips, Consultant Neurosurgeon and Clinical Director, Leeds General Infirmary

December 2006 CPR Update
Tutor: Rosemary Gray, Basic Life Support Trainer, Senior Sister Paediatric ICU, Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust

November 2006 The Cervical Spine
Tutor: Mr Nick Phillips, Consultant Neurosurgeon and Clinical Director, Leeds General Infirmary

Biomechanical Logic prides itself on maintaining a high standard of professional healthcare and service where all clinicians are appropriately qualified, experienced and adhere to their relevant professional body’s code of conduct as well as abiding by Biomechanical Logic’s policies and procedures.

All personnel at Biomechanical Logic are committed to the same high standards of ethics and care which Biomechanical Logic requires and each person given an Associate position has been identified as someone who works well within an organisation as well as providing an independent high standard of care to each patient.

On contacting Biomechanical Logic you will be invited to fill in an application form available by email to print which should be sent back to Biomechanical Logic Ltd as a hard copy along with a current CV.

Following consideration of your application form you will be asked for interview if the need for your services has been identified.

An Associate Agreement will be determined and dependent on your experience, satisfactory documentation, and success at interview and is awarded to those personnel who fulfil certain criteria.

• Where the Managing Director feels that there is a need for your expertise within the organisation.
• You are able to show the necessary qualifications in your profession with an original certificate or copy** to prove this.
• You are able to show membership of your relevant professional body and licence to practise, and enclose the relevant documents or certified copies** to prove this.
• You can show an adequate and appropriate length of experience in your profession.
• You are able to show an up-to-date CV.
• You are able to provide three satisfactory references.
• You are able to show evidence of a recent CRB check.

Biomechanical Logic has a number of requirements in its selection process in line with their policies and standards of practice. In the recruitment of healthcare professionals Biomechanical Logic Ltd will abide by the following policies:

• Biomechanical Logic Recruitment of Healthcare Professionals Policy
• Biomechanical Logic Verification of Identity Check Policy
• Biomechanical Logic Right to Work Checks Policy
• Biomechanical Logic Registration and Qualification Policy
• Biomechanical Logic Employment History and Reference Check Policy
• Biomechanical Logic Criminal Records Check Policy
• Biomechanical Logic Occupational Health Check Policy

Documentation required under these policies includes sight or a certified copy** of:

• An original certificate of qualification
• An original HPC membership certificate or equivalent registration body and membership card where applicable.
• An original membership card showing membership of relevant professional body including full professional indemnity.
• A recent CRB check
• A recent contract or wages slip where applicable
• An original passport
• An original driving licence
• A recent utility bill or other identification of address

Should you be successful at interview we would be able to award you an Associate post on completion of the following forms:

• Biomechanical Logic Declaration Form A
• Biomechanical Logic Checklist Recruitment Form
• Biomechanical Logic Confidentiality Statement
• Receipt of 3 satisfactory references
• A Contract and Form stating that you have read Biomechamical Logic’s policies and procedures contained within its Personnel Manual and Health & Safety Manual which will form part of your agreement with Biomechanical Logic.

The use of these forms is seen as complementing existing good recruitment practice at Biomechanical Logic, and as part of the overall selection and recruitment process. We hope you understand the necessity of the above criteria as Biomechanical Logic seeks to ensure it maintains the highest standard of professional practice for its clients.

** Copies of certificates must be witnessed and signed by a person of professional standing declaring that they have known the applicant for over three years and must include a statement of this declaration, their signature, date, and printed name and address.