- Physiotherapists assess patients through interviews, physical examinations, and review of medical history to identify impairments, functional limitations, and movement disorders
- Based on the assessment, physiotherapists develop individualized treatment plans and goals for their patients
- Impart knowledge and take part in providing education in preparation for childbirth and parenthood
- Encourage women to prefer natural birthing / normal delivery by providing them antenatal exercise
- Assess and treat any skeletal and muscular ailment or discomfort faced during pregnancy
- Rehabilitation and Injury Prevention: Physiotherapists assist patients in recovering from injuries, surgeries, or medical conditions that affect their physical function
- Provide post natal exercise and give specialized treatment if necessary
- Impart knowledge of effective relaxation, breathing awareness and positioning and other information that could help a woman in labour
- Provide specialized physiotherapy assessment, diagnosis, prognosis, treatment, monitoring and management
- Provide prenatal and postnatal physiotherapy services
- Carry out OPD consultations as per the appointments made
- Carry out in patient rounds
- Observe and provide support to patients while making them walk inside the room
- Teach postures, body mechanics and impart knowledge about the care and precautions to be taken post-delivery
- Visit the LDR and teach Lamaze for women who are in the 1st and 2nd stage of labour
- Addresses womens issues related to childbirth, antenatal and postpartum disorders including lymphedema, osteoporosis, pelvic pain, labour pain etc.
- Participate in the hospital marketing activities by giving health talks, in camps , corporate offices, events etc. educating the antenatal mothers and general population on healthy postures and exercise
- Maintain NABH standards, policies, protocols and manual related to the Physiotherapy Department
- Any other responsibilities assigned by the reporting manager