Physiotherapist

A Physiotherapist, also known as a Physical Therapist in some regions, is a healthcare professional who specializes in helping individuals regain and improve their physical abilities and functional mobility. Physiotherapists work with patients of all ages who have various medical conditions, injuries, or disabilities. Their job description typically includes the following responsibilities:
**Patient Assessment**: Physiotherapists assess patients' physical abilities, mobility, strength, and range of motion. They also review medical histories and conduct specific tests to identify functional limitations and impairments.

**Treatment Planning**: Based on the assessment, physiotherapists develop individualized treatment plans to address patients' specific needs and goals. These plans may include exercises, manual therapy, and other therapeutic interventions.

**Physical Therapy Interventions**: Physiotherapists use various techniques and modalities to help patients improve their physical function. These may include therapeutic exercises, stretching, joint mobilization, heat or cold therapy, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, and more.

**Pain Management**: Physiotherapists help manage pain through targeted interventions and exercises designed to reduce discomfort and improve mobility.

**Rehabilitation**: Physiotherapists work with patients who have undergone surgeries or experienced injuries, helping them regain strength and mobility during the rehabilitation process.

**Patient Education**: Physiotherapists educate patients and their families about their condition, the treatment plan, and techniques for managing symptoms or preventing further injuries.

**Assistive Devices and Mobility Aids**: Physiotherapists assess the need for assistive devices, such as crutches, canes, or walkers, and educate patients on their proper use.

**Functional Training**: Physiotherapists provide functional training to help patients perform daily tasks and activities more efficiently and safely.

**Progress Monitoring**: Physiotherapists track patients' progress throughout the course of treatment and adjust therapy plans as needed to achieve the best outcomes.

**Injury Prevention**: Physiotherapists work with individuals to prevent injuries through exercise programs, postural education, and lifestyle modifications.

**Collaboration**: Physiotherapists often collaborate with other healthcare professionals, such as physicians, occupational therapists, and orthopedic specialists, to provide comprehensive care for patients.

**Sports Rehabilitation**: In sports settings, physiotherapists assist athletes in recovering from injuries and improving performance through specialized treatment and exercise programs.

**Elderly Care**: Physiotherapists work with elderly patients to improve balance, mobility, and overall physical function, helping them maintain independence and prevent falls.

**Home Care**: Some physiotherapists provide home-based therapy to patients who are unable to visit a clinic due to mobility issues or other health conditions.

**Health Promotion**: Physiotherapists promote overall health and well-being by providing advice on injury prevention, exercise, and healthy lifestyle choices.

**Job Type**: Part-time
Part-time hours: 48 per week

Pay: From AED123.00 per month

Ability to commute/relocate:

- Dubai: Reliably commute or willing to relocate with an employer-provided relocation package (required)

**Experience**:

- Clinical: 5 years (required)

License/Certification:

- DHA (required)