Final-year Physiotherapy Student with an understanding of physiotherapy principles and extensive hands-on clinical experience. Proficient in conducting thorough patient assessments and developing tailored treatment plans that address individual needs. Demonstrates competence in evidence based treatment to facilitate optimal patient recovery. Committed to delivering compassionate care while actively pursuing opportunities for professional growth and development in the field.
- Conducted initial assessment for a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions
-Implemented and progressed individualised rehabilitation programs
-Developed manual therapy skills such as mobilisations and soft tissue release
-Delivered exercise-based interventions in both group and individual sessions
-Educated patients on self-management, injury prevention and return to work/ sport strategies
-Conducted outcome measures such as 6 MWT, TUG, SEBT and KTW
- Developed clinical reasoning, clear SOAPIER documentation on DMR and communication with reception staff and supervising physiotherapists
-Developed practical skills and clinical knowledge in the assessment and management of patients with neuro-musculoskeletal pain disorders
-Developed an understanding of international health care systems and physiotherapy practice models
-Developed inter-cultural communication skills with students and physiotherapists
-Conducted initial assessment of a burn wound and implemented oedema control, movement and splinting input strategies
-Facilitated early mobilisation and gym rehabilitation for burn patients
-Provided patient education on scar management, functional exercises and long term rehabilitation strategies
- Proficiently documented clinical information in SOAPIER format on DMR and BIMS
-Conducted subjective and objective assessments to guide diagnosis and patient treatment
-Implemented evidence based rehabilitation programs for conditions such as TKR, THR and LBP
-Assisted with Reformer Pilates group classes
-Monitored patient progress and adjusted treatment plans in collaboration with supervising Physiotherapists
-Conducted initial post-stroke assessments
-Assisted with acute stroke rehabilitation focusing on mobility, gait retraining and task-specific training
-Completed outcome measures such as the Berg Balance Test and FGA
-Independent analysis of assessment and formation of prioritised neuro-specific problem lists
-Active involvement in discharge planning
-Participation in MDT meetings
-Created patient-specific SMART goals to guide intervention strategies
-Independent SOAPIER and ISOBAR documentation