Physiotherapist

1. Patient Assessment:
   

   • Evaluate patients' physical conditions through observation, interviews, and diagnostic tests.
     

2. Treatment Planning:
   

   • Develop personalized treatment plans based on assessment findings and patient goals.
     

3. Therapeutic Intervention:
   

   • Administer physical therapy techniques such as exercises, manual therapy, electrotherapy, and mobility training.
     

4. Pain Management:
   

   • Help patients manage acute or chronic pain through non-pharmacological approaches.
     

5. Rehabilitation Support:
   

   • Assist patients in recovering mobility and strength post-surgery, injury, stroke, or neurological conditions.
     

6. Monitoring Progress:
   

   • Track and document patient progress and modify treatment plans accordingly.
     

7. Patient Education:
   

   • Teach patients and caregivers about home exercises, posture correction, ergonomic practices, and injury prevention.
     

8. Multidisciplinary Collaboration:
   

   • Work closely with doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, and caregivers for holistic care.
     

9. Use of Equipment:
   

   • Operate and guide patients in using physiotherapy tools and assistive devices like walkers, braces, or balance boards.
     

10. Administrative Duties:
    

• Maintain accurate records, prepare reports, and contribute to case discussions or documentation as needed.
  

Requirements

• Strong Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology
  

• Clinical Assessment and Diagnostic Skills
  

• Manual Therapy and Therapeutic Exercise Expertise
  

• Good Communication and Interpersonal Skills
  

• Empathy and Patient-Centered Approach
  

• Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking
  

• Documentation and Report Writing
  

• Adaptability and Teamwork
  

• Time Management and Organizational Skills
  

• Basic Tech Skills for Therapy Equipment and Record Management