Physiotherapist

Role & responsibilities

• Patient Assessment & Diagnosis:
  
• Conduct thorough assessments of patients physical condition, including medical history, mobility, and any physical limitations.
• Develop accurate diagnoses based on assessment results and medical knowledge.
• Identify and set appropriate treatment goals and outcomes in collaboration with patients.
• Treatment Planning & Execution:
  
• Design individualized physiotherapy treatment plans based on patient needs and conditions.
• Use a range of manual therapy techniques, exercises, and modalities (e.g., ultrasound, electrotherapy) to treat patients.
• Provide education on posture, body mechanics, and self-management strategies for long-term health improvement.
• Rehabilitation Programs:
  
• Develop and implement rehabilitation programs to address specific injuries or conditions, such as musculoskeletal injuries, post-surgical recovery, neurological disorders, or cardiorespiratory conditions.
• Track and monitor patient progress, adjusting treatment plans as necessary to ensure optimal recovery.
• Patient Education:
  
• Educate patients about their conditions, the treatment process, and how to maintain or improve their physical health through exercise and lifestyle changes.
• Provide guidance on injury prevention and managing chronic conditions, helping patients understand the importance of ongoing self-care.
• Collaboration & Communication:
  
• Work closely with other healthcare professionals (e.g., doctors, occupational therapists, nurses) to provide comprehensive care.
• Maintain clear and accurate patient records, ensuring all treatment details are documented in accordance with healthcare regulations.
• Regularly communicate with patients and their families about progress, treatment plans, and any necessary lifestyle changes or additional interventions.
• Professional Development:
  
• Stay updated on the latest research, techniques, and technologies in the field of physiotherapy.
• Participate in ongoing professional development and training opportunities to enhance clinical knowledge and skills.

Qualifications:

• Education:
• Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy or equivalent. A Master’s degree or specialized training in specific areas (e.g., musculoskeletal, neurological) is an advantage.
• Experience:
• Proven experience as a Physiotherapist, with a strong understanding of physiotherapy techniques and patient care.
• Experience in [specific specialty, e.g., sports rehabilitation, orthopedics, pediatrics, geriatric care] is desirable.