Physiotherapist

Overview:

• The Physiotherapist provides specialized care for elderly patients to improve mobility, manage pain, and
• enhance quality of life. This role involves creating and implementing personalized rehabilitation
• programs to help seniors regain independence and prevent functional decline.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assessment: Evaluate patients’ physical abilities, mobility, and health conditions, reviewing medical histories and collaborating with healthcare team.
• Planning: Develop personalized care plans, group exercises and some activities according to individual needs and interests.
• Treatment: Deliver personalized physiotherapy plans, using exercises, manual therapy, and other modalities tailored to seniors.
• Rehabilitation: Assist in recovery from surgeries, strokes, fractures, and chronic conditions like arthritis or Parkinson’s disease.
• Training: Teach healthcare staff, patients and families about injury prevention, exercise, and lifestyle modifications.
• Documentation: Maintain accurate records of treatments, progress, and outcomes.

Qualifications:

• Education: Bachelor or Master degree in Physiotherapy
• Experience: Prior experience with geriatric patients is preferred.
• Skills: Knowledge of geriatric care, excellent communication, and problem-solving abilities.