Qualifications / Academic Overview:
BSc Physiotherapy
MCSP: Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Manual Lymph Drainage course at Dr Vodder Academy
Prosthetist / orthotist
Business administration
Year of Graduation:
2016
Experience Overview:
I started my health career as a Prosthetist/orthotist in 2006. I worked in a clinic helping patients with physical therapy and rehabilitation. I was responsible for the production of personalized prosthetics and orthotics and demonstrated a high level of attention to detail and an ability to follow complex technical instructions. I demonstrated a high level of care and concern for patients, and an ability to manage a heavy workload.
After that, I graduated as a Physiotherapist in 2016. My first experience as a physiotherapist in paediatric rehabilitation and designed Physiotherapy programmes individualised to meet children’s specific needs. Had profound experience with paediatric and neurologic rehabilitation. Assisted in the evaluation and treatment of children with brain injuries (e.g. cerebral palsy, Spina bifida, etc.), Down syndrome, muscle diseases, and spinal cord injuries.
I registered HCPC in 2017 and then moved to the UK.
I worked with private patients and provided home visits with paediatric and neurologic rehabilitation and also non-specific lower back pain, acute & chronic pain, whiplash, sports injuries, musculoskeletal disorders, muscle imbalance and structural deformity.
I am working as an MSK physiotherapist in the UK in Rehabplus. I have since had the opportunity to treat various MSK outpatient injuries. I have extensive experience in treating musculoskeletal problems such as neck pain, back pain, hip pain, knee pain, and ankle, elbow, and shoulder pain. Treating musculoskeletal pain has become his main interest and now uses numerous ways like posture advice, education on injury, manual therapy, and individualized exercise program.
Clinical Interests:
Manual therapy, Exercise therapy, Deep soft tissue massage. myofascial release, joint mobilisation techniques, corrective exercises, soft tissue mobilisation, pelvis, lower limb issues, sports injuries,
Spoken Languages:
English, Turkish,
Qualifications / Academic Overview:
BSc Physiotherapy
MCSP: Member of the Chartered Society of P...
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Qualifications / Academic Overview:
BSPT(DPT)2020
PgdipGPH(University of Essex)2022
MCSP, HCPC Registered Physiotherapist
Experience Overview:
I have graduated in 2020 as physiotherapist and started my first job as BAND 5 MSK PHYSIOTHERAPIST in Pakistan. For a year I refined my clinical skills and then I moved to UK for postgraduate studies in 2021. I have worked with elderly patients and young people as well, which has given me a lot of knowledge of practicing in different aspects and amongst different communities. When I started working in UK as full time Physiotherapist from last year after completing my postgraduate studies from UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX The confidence and the self determination in this filed have escalated my skills and my communication skills with clinical skills have been improved and the feedback of patients’ satisfaction have been so helpful. I think my international experience of working as physiotherapist in UK and In Pakistan has given me so much confidence in my practice.
Trained as Band 5 MSK physiotherapist, educating patient regarding postural correction and making patients independent in their daily living activities. Trained in soft tissue manipulation and techniques.
Clinical Interests:
Manual therapy, Exercise therapy, Deep soft tissue manipulation/massage.
Spoken Languages:
English, Urdu, Hindi, Seraiki, Punjabi, Intermediate Arabic.
Why do you enjoy working as a Physiotherapist?
I love my job duties because it is a profession where you are always learning new things and helping people and changing people’s life. I enjoy helping people, I religiously like working as a physiotherapist because is its ability to help people feel motivated and to give them confidence in themselves to try something that’s been too painful or scary to do for a long time and to take control of their lives and be enough enthusiastically confident so that they can independently move and feel better. I think physiotherapy is not just a profession but it a good deed to the community.
Qualifications / Academic Overview:
BSPT(DPT)2020
PgdipGPH(University of Essex)2022
MCSP, HCPC ...
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Qualifications / Academic Overview:
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Year of Graduation: 2019
Master of Public Health
Year of Graduation: 2023
Experience Overview:
After My graduation in 2019, I started to work as a Physiotherapist in Hospital setting in Pakistan where I used to assess and diagnose various patients with different ailments. I used to utilize the evidence based reasoning and clinical evaluations for making diagnosis for patients. My main responsibilities were to plan and direct physical therapy treatment for patients.
In 2022, I moved to UK and currently registered with CSP and HCPC. Here in United Kingdom, I started my career as locum physiotherapist in NHS, working as a member of ARCCS team in King George Hospital. I worked here for 8 months as a part time Physiotherapist. My main responsibilities here were to assess the patients with respiratory and cardiac complications.
Later, I started working as an MSK and Orthopaedic physiotherapist at The Princess Alexandra Hospital, NHS. I worked there for almost 2 months. There I was working with the post operative patients mainly TKR, THR and NOF fractures. My main responsibilities were to assess the patients on DAY 1 to formulate their Physio plan and return them back to their pre mobility state.
Clinical Interests:
Manual therapy, Exercise therapy, Deep soft tissue massage, Neurodynamic , Mobilization and Manipulation.
Spoken Languages:
English, Urdu, Hindi, Punjabi.
Why do you enjoy working as a Physiotherapist?
Physiotherapists are professionals who work with patients to identify and maximise their ability to move and function – an essential part of what it means to be healthy. Becoming a physiotherapist means you can play a key role in enabling people to improve their health, wellbeing, and quality of life. Everyone that walks into my room all come with a different injury, story, and personality that keeps me on my toes. Patients are never the same and every day, I get the opportunity to meet and talk to people from all stages of life. I’m an extroverted person, so I love that I can be in constant company throughout my working day. The great thing is while I’m making sure my patients have the right technique with each of their exercises, I’m also achieving my daily exercise goals by doing the exercises with them. Society holds physiotherapists in high regard and values them.
Qualifications / Academic Overview:
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Year of Graduation: 2019
Master ...
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