Imelda Molloy

• Acquired Brain Injury
• Cerebral Palsy
• Client Support Through EHCP Process
• Community Rehabilitation
• Complex Care
• Leading Multi-disciplinary Team
• Learning disabilities
• Managing Care Teams
• Neurological Rehabilitation
• Orthopaedic Injuries
• Transition to Adulthood

• Clear concise reports
• Strong advocate for clients
• Defining clear goals and outcome reporting
• Assessing for and sourcing mobility equipment
• Coordinated transition planning and management
• Dynamic with strong communication skills

I am a paediatric physiotherapist with over 10 year experience of working with children and young people with complex needs. I have worked as a case manager for several years during which time I have been able to use my clinical skills to assess clients and make recommendations to help them achieve their full potential. I am experienced in setting up and leading multidisciplinary teams as well as recruiting and managing care teams.

My strong interpersonal and communication skills enable me to develop a good working relationship and rapport with my clients, their families and wider support network. This enables me to effectively meet clients’ needs in a holistic manner  I enjoy using my problem solving skills to find solutions for my clients which can help them to achieve them goals.

2015 – 2019 Specialist Paediatric Community Physiotherapist-London North West University Healthcare Trust

Working with children and young people (0-18 years) with a variety of conditions and disabilities including Cerebral Palsy, developmental delay, acquired brain injury, Down Syndrome and Orthopaedic injuries (trauma).

I have a special interest in working with clients involved in transitioning from Paediatric to Adult services and enjoys goal setting with young adults and their families in order to continue to enhance their independence and quality of life.

2013-2014 Paediatric Community Physiotherapist-Bromley Healthcare

Delivering Physiotherapy to clients in both the community setting and within a special school for children aged 5-19 with various disabilities. Within this role, I was able to utilise other Physiotherapy treatment tools including Hydrotherapy, a mechanical horse and Ijoy and group exercise sessions. I was able to develop my communication skills further through the use of Makaton and this role assisted in developing my knowledge of Augmentative and Alternative communication devices.

2011-2013 Paediatric Physiotherapy Assistant, Neuro Orthopaedics-Evelina London Children’s Hospital

This role enabled me to work closely with clients and their families to understand the complex needs of clients with Cerebral Palsy and acquired brain injury. I gained experience in completing a variety of outcome measures, both pre and post Orthopaedic surgery with clients and their carers. This included functional measures such as the Gross Motor Function Measure and quality of life measures such as the Caregiver Priorities and Child Health Index of Life with Disabilities (CPCHILD) questionnaire and the Paediatric Pain Profile (PPP.) This further enhanced my knowledge of the practicalities of daily life and potential difficulties that this client group experience.

• BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy
• Member of Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC)
• Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP)
• Registered Practitioner, British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management (BABICM)

Imelda is committed to maintaining her skills and abilities and engages readily in varied training supported by ILS Case Management which includes the following areas:

• Capacity and Consent
• Safeguarding Training, Completed: Children 04/04/25, Adults 04/04/25
• Recruitment and Employment
• Litigation
• Management of Risk
• Moving and Handling
• GDPR

Clinical Lead

All of our Case Managers are supported by a member of the Clinical Lead team to provide peer review, maintain clinical standards and provide continuity of service for all clients.

Kirstie Want Kirstie has been a Clinical Lead since 2018. Prior to this she worked as an ILS Case Manager for nearly ten years, where, coupled with her background as an Occupational Therapist, her specialism was working with children and young people who had sustained a brain injury.