Ad Type: Looking for a job Experience Level: Senior Contract Type: Full-time Qualification: Master Physiotherapy (or physical therapy) is a regulated healthcare profession focused on restoring, maintaining, and maximizing movement, function, and overall well-being. It helps individuals affected by injury, illness, or disability through tailored exercises, hands-on techniques, and education, aiming to reduce pain and prevent future injury. Core Components of Physiotherapy Treatment: Exercise Therapy: Tailored programs to improve strength, joint stability, flexibility, range of motion, and cardiovascular endurance. Manual Therapy: Hands-on techniques, including joint manipulation and mobilization, massage, and stretching, used to reduce pain and stiffness. Education & Advice: Advice on posture, body mechanics, and injury management to help patients manage their conditions independently. Electrotherapy & Modalities: Technology-based treatments such as TENS (nerve stimulation), ultrasound (deep tissue healing), and heat/cold therapy to decrease pain and swelling. When to Seek Physiotherapy: Musculoskeletal Issues: Back/neck pain, sciatica, arthritis, and joint injuries. Rehabilitation: Post-surgical recovery (e.g., knee/hip replacement) or after injury. Neurological Conditions: Recovery from stroke, Parkinson’s disease, or multiple sclerosis. Cardiovascular/Respiratory: Support after a heart attack or treatment for chronic asthma. What to Expect: A physiotherapist conducts a thorough assessment, diagnoses the functional issue, and develops a personalized treatment plan. Treatment often involves a mix of in-clinic manual work and a home exercise program.