The role requires a physiotherapist with strong practical experience in musculoskeletal treatment and rehabilitation, ideally complemented by additional qualifications such as personal training and physiotherapeutic massage (fysiurgisk massør) or equivalent. The candidate must be capable of independently managing physiotherapy treatment courses outside standard agreements, including leading group and supervised rehabilitation sessions. Key competencies include soft tissue therapy, massage, and the development and instruction of individualized training programs and exercise guidance. The position demands a proactive, motivated professional who is eager to acquire new knowledge and can think interdisciplinarily, collaborating effectively within a multidisciplinary team of chiropractors, physiotherapists, and massage/acupuncture therapists. Flexibility in working hours and a commitment to taking ownership and contributing to the clinic's service development are essential. The role offers opportunities for clinical collaboration and professional growth in a part-time capacity, emphasizing high-quality clinical sparring and cross-disciplinary exposure. Overall, the position suits a skilled physiotherapist with strong interpersonal skills, a holistic approach to rehabilitation, and relevant supplementary qualifications in exercise and manual therapy techniques.