Roles and Responsibilities

• Conduct physical assessments to evaluate patients' mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination and physical functioning.
• Develop individualized physiotherapy treatment plans based on patients' conditions, rehabilitation goals and functional limitations.
• Provide therapeutic exercises and rehabilitation interventions to improve patients' mobility, flexibility, strength and physical independence.
• Support postpartum mothers through appropriate rehabilitation programmes, including pelvic floor exercises and recovery-focused physical therapy.
• Provide physiotherapy services to patients recovering from surgery, injuries, neurological conditions and other physical impairments.
• Apply appropriate manual therapy techniques and therapeutic modalities to manage pain and improve physical function.
• Educate patients and caregivers on rehabilitation exercises, correct posture, body mechanics and injury prevention.
• Develop home-based exercise programmes for patients requiring continued rehabilitation and physical support outside clinical settings.
• Monitor patients' progress, evaluate treatment outcomes and adjust rehabilitation plans according to individual recovery needs.
• Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and comprehensive patient care.
• Maintain accurate patient assessment records, treatment plans and rehabilitation progress reports.
• Recommend appropriate mobility aids and assistive devices where necessary to improve patients' independence and quality of life.

Requirements

• Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
• Relevant academic and professional certificates.
• Valid professional practising licence.

• Conduct physical assessments to evaluate patients' mobility, muscle strength, balance, coordination and physical functioning.
• Develop individualized physiotherapy treatment plans based on patients' conditions, rehabilitation goals and functional limitations.
• Provide therapeutic exercises and rehabilitation interventions to improve patients' mobility, flexibility, strength and physical independence.
• Support postpartum mothers through appropriate rehabilitation programmes, including pelvic floor exercises and recovery-focused physical therapy.
• Provide physiotherapy services to patients recovering from surgery, injuries, neurological conditions and other physical impairments.
• Apply appropriate manual therapy techniques and therapeutic modalities to manage pain and improve physical function.
• Educate patients and caregivers on rehabilitation exercises, correct posture, body mechanics and injury prevention.
• Develop home-based exercise programmes for patients requiring continued rehabilitation and physical support outside clinical settings.
• Monitor patients' progress, evaluate treatment outcomes and adjust rehabilitation plans according to individual recovery needs.
• Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated and comprehensive patient care.
• Maintain accurate patient assessment records, treatment plans and rehabilitation progress reports.
• Recommend appropriate mobility aids and assistive devices where necessary to improve patients' independence and quality of life.

• Physical assessment
• Physiotherapy treatment planning
• Therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation
• Pelvic floor rehabilitation
• Manual therapy
• Pain management
• Patient and caregiver education
• Monitoring treatment outcomes
• Clinical record keeping
• Interprofessional collaboration

• Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
• Relevant academic and professional certificates.
• Valid professional practising licence.