Description

• Clinical expertise: Skilled in rehabilitation planning, treatment methods, and patient assessment.
• Technical Proficiency: Able to apply therapeutic exercises and use physiotherapy equipment with ease.
• Communication Skills: Working with healthcare teams and interacting with patients effectively.
• Using evidence-based procedures and advancing clinical practice are examples of research and innovation.
• Empathy and Leadership: Exhibiting empathy while providing guidance and efficiently handling duties.

 The skill development program of physiotherapy evaluates patients' health and body functions, especially those that impact mobility, identifies the underlying cause of injuries, and then performs operations to optimize each person's physical potential. Numerous specialties, including neurology, osteology, myology, and more, are available to physiotherapists. These professionals are able to work in both private and public environments. The need for physiotherapists has increased globally as a result of increased awareness of the critical role physical therapy plays in general well-being.