Careers in Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists assess and analyse the effect of illness, disability, injury and inactivity and develop specific treatment protocols. Based on this, the physiotherapist would be required to:

• To perform a thorough assessment according to the therapeutic needs of the patient by standard musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and neurological assessment tools.
• To perform Risk Assessment and Quality of Life (QoL) assessment.
• To develop a detailed care plan towards achieving the desired goals.
• Goal setting – To set physiotherapist’s and patient’s mutually agreed goals.
• To follow Physiotherapeutic treatment regimen and standard practices by objectively measuring outcomes.
• To regularly discuss the cases with the Clinical Evaluation Team for better results.
• To educate the patient & their family to promote health & prevent disability.
• To discharge patients based on the outcomes achieved.
• To perform follow up assessment and measure outcomes to know the progression of the patient.
• To strictly adhere to the organization’s clinical policies and procedures.

Physiotherapists assess and analyse the effect of illness, disability, injury and inactivity and develop specific treatment protocols. Based on this, the physiotherapist would be required to:

• To perform a thorough assessment according to the therapeutic needs of the patient by standard musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and neurological assessment tools.
• To perform Risk Assessment and Quality of Life (QoL) assessment.
• To develop a detailed care plan towards achieving the desired goals.
• Goal setting – To set physiotherapist’s and patient’s mutually agreed goals.
• To follow Physiotherapeutic treatment regimen and standard practices by objectively measuring outcomes.
• To regularly discuss the cases with the Clinical Evaluation Team for better results.
• To educate the patient & their family to promote health & prevent disability.
• To discharge patients based on the outcomes achieved.
• To perform follow up assessment and measure outcomes to know the progression of the patient.
• To strictly adhere to the organization’s clinical policies and procedures.

Physiotherapists assess and analyse the effect of illness, disability, injury and inactivity and develop specific treatment protocols. Based on this, the physiotherapist would be required to:

• To perform a thorough assessment according to the therapeutic needs of the patient by standard musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and neurological assessment tools.
• To perform Risk Assessment and Quality of Life (QoL) assessment.
• To develop a detailed care plan towards achieving the desired goals.
• Goal setting – To set physiotherapist’s and patient’s mutually agreed goals.
• To follow Physiotherapeutic treatment regimen and standard practices by objectively measuring outcomes.
• To regularly discuss the cases with the Clinical Evaluation Team for better results.
• To educate the patient & their family to promote health & prevent disability.
• To discharge patients based on the outcomes achieved.
• To perform follow up assessment and measure outcomes to know the progression of the patient.
• To strictly adhere to the organization’s clinical policies and procedures.

Physiotherapists assess and analyse the effect of illness, disability, injury and inactivity and develop specific treatment protocols. Based on this, the physiotherapist would be required to:

• To perform a thorough assessment according to the therapeutic needs of the patient by standard musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and neurological assessment tools.
• To perform Risk Assessment and Quality of Life (QoL) assessment.
• To develop a detailed care plan towards achieving the desired goals.
• Goal setting – To set physiotherapist’s and patient’s mutually agreed goals.
• To follow Physiotherapeutic treatment regimen and standard practices by objectively measuring outcomes.
• To regularly discuss the cases with the Clinical Evaluation Team for better results.
• To educate the patient & their family to promote health & prevent disability.
• To discharge patients based on the outcomes achieved.
• To perform follow up assessment and measure outcomes to know the progression of the patient.
• To strictly adhere to the organization’s clinical policies and procedures.

Physiotherapists assess and analyse the effect of illness, disability, injury and inactivity and develop specific treatment protocols. Based on this, the physiotherapist would be required to:

• To perform a thorough assessment according to the therapeutic needs of the patient by standard musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and neurological assessment tools.
• To perform Risk Assessment and Quality of Life (QoL) assessment.
• To develop a detailed care plan towards achieving the desired goals.
• Goal setting – To set physiotherapist’s and patient’s mutually agreed goals.
• To follow Physiotherapeutic treatment regimen and standard practices by objectively measuring outcomes.
• To regularly discuss the cases with the Clinical Evaluation Team for better results.
• To educate the patient & their family to promote health & prevent disability.
• To discharge patients based on the outcomes achieved.
• To perform follow up assessment and measure outcomes to know the progression of the patient.
• To strictly adhere to the organization’s clinical policies and procedures.

Physiotherapists assess and analyse the effect of illness, disability, injury and inactivity and develop specific treatment protocols. Based on this, the physiotherapist would be required to:

• To perform a thorough assessment according to the therapeutic needs of the patient by standard musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and neurological assessment tools.
• To perform Risk Assessment and Quality of Life (QoL) assessment.
• To develop a detailed care plan towards achieving the desired goals.
• Goal setting – To set physiotherapist’s and patient’s mutually agreed goals.
• To follow Physiotherapeutic treatment regimen and standard practices by objectively measuring outcomes.
• To regularly discuss the cases with the Clinical Evaluation Team for better results.
• To educate the patient & their family to promote health & prevent disability.
• To discharge patients based on the outcomes achieved.
• To perform follow up assessment and measure outcomes to know the progression of the patient.
• To strictly adhere to the organization’s clinical policies and procedures.

Physiotherapists assess and analyse the effect of illness, disability, injury and inactivity and develop specific treatment protocols. Based on this, the physiotherapist would be required to:

• To perform a thorough assessment according to the therapeutic needs of the patient by standard musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary and neurological assessment tools.
• To perform Risk Assessment and Quality of Life (QoL) assessment.
• To develop a detailed care plan towards achieving the desired goals.
• Goal setting – To set physiotherapist’s and patient’s mutually agreed goals.
• To follow Physiotherapeutic treatment regimen and standard practices by objectively measuring outcomes.
• To regularly discuss the cases with the Clinical Evaluation Team for better results.
• To educate the patient & their family to promote health & prevent disability.
• To discharge patients based on the outcomes achieved.
• To perform follow up assessment and measure outcomes to know the progression of the patient.
• To strictly adhere to the organization’s clinical policies and procedures.