About the role
Urotherapists are specialized in the care and treatment of patients with urinary incontinence and other urinary tract related problems. They often have a background as nurses or midwives with further education in urotherapy. Their work is important for improving the quality of life of patients.Responsibilities
Urotherapists conduct investigations and treatments, provide advice and support to patients with urinary problems. They are responsible for designing individual care plans and following up on treatment results. Education and information to patients and their relatives is a central part of their work.Skills and tools
Urotherapists need good skills in patient communication and pedagogy. They use medical-technical tools such as urodynamic equipment to assess urine flow and bladder function. Empathy and the ability to create trust are important qualities in the profession. Common competencies demanded by employers are vårdavdelning/mottagning, urologi and inkontinenshjälpmedel.