Staff from the South Eastern Trust joined students and lecturers from Ulster University at Lisburn’s Primary and Community Care Centre to mark the launch of celebrations recognising the 50th anniversary of the University’s Physiotherapy Programme.
Ulster University Lecturers, Ciara McGurn and Sarah Howe joined South Eastern Trust staff and Physiotherapy Students for a special coffee morning to mark the commemorative anniversary.
South Eastern Trust Assistant Director for Allied Health Professionals, Julie Alexander explained how the visit, “Highlighted the vital contribution of Physiotherapy in the South Eastern Trust supporting Ulster University’s commitment to exceptional education provision.”
Julie added, “As the longest‑running Physiotherapy Programme in Europe, this anniversary showcases a remarkable legacy of leadership, innovation and educational excellence.”
“Through ongoing collaboration, the South Eastern Trust Physiotherapy Team, under the leadership of Jennifer Howard, continues to play a key role in developing highly skilled, compassionate and effective Physiotherapists who enhance and strengthen our workforce both now and for the future. This milestone not only celebrates five decades of achievement, but also reinforces a shared dedication to nurturing the next generation of Physiotherapy professionals.”