Physiotherapist (225-922)

A physiotherapist is a highly-trained healthcare professional dedicated to helping patients improve their physical movement and functionality. They play a crucial role in the recovery and rehabilitation processes for individuals suffering from physical impairments caused by injury, surgery, illness, or aging. By assessing a patient’s specific needs, physiotherapists develop personalized treatment plans that incorporate a variety of therapeutic exercises and techniques designed to restore, maintain, or enhance physical capabilities. Working in diverse settings such as hospitals, private clinics, rehabilitation centers, and sports facilities, physiotherapists collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive patient care. They not only aim to alleviate pain and improve mobility but also educate patients on maintaining healthy lifestyles to prevent future injuries.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate patients to determine their physical capabilities and limitations.
• Develop personalized treatment plans based on patient evaluations and goals.
• Implement therapeutic exercises to improve patients' strength and mobility.
• Utilize manual therapy techniques to alleviate pain and promote recovery.
• Educate patients and families on exercises and therapeutic strategies.
• Monitor patient progress and modify treatment plans as necessary.
• Document patient treatments and progress accurately and efficiently.
• Work collaboratively with healthcare teams for comprehensive patient care.
• Provide guidance on injury prevention and healthy lifestyle practices.
• Maintain up-to-date knowledge of physiotherapy techniques and advancements.
• Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations and ethical standards.
• Support post-operative rehabilitation to facilitate optimal recovery outcomes.

Requirements

• A degree in physiotherapy from an accredited institution is required.
• Valid state or national physiotherapy licensure to practice is mandatory.
• Proven experience in a clinical or healthcare setting is preferred.
• Strong understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with patients and teams.
• Ability to develop and implement effective treatment plans for patients.
• Adept at using various physiotherapy techniques and therapeutic tools.