Physiotherapists are experts in human movement and have a key role in prevention, identification, assessment, treatment and (re)habilitation of individuals when movement and function are threatened or affected by ageing, injury, diseases, conditions or environmental factors.
- Provides extensive clinical services to inpatient and outpatient.
- Meeting with patients to assess what their physical challenges are and follow instruction of consulting doctor on suitable treatment program
- Monitoring the progress of patients and adjusting or changing treatments per consultant instructions.
- Involving the families and caregivers of patients in their treatment program and the delivery of care.
- Updating and maintaining accurate patient case notes and reports.
- Staying up to date regarding new physiotherapy technologies and techniques.
- Complying with government physiotherapy regulations.
- Guide patients to improve strength and movement.
- Doing home visits as per requirement or instructed by doctors.
- Assisting trauma patients with how to walk again.
- Staying up to date with developments in treatments.
- Regularly measure patient progress by looking for signs of decreased. stiffness, pain, and discomfort & update same to their treating doctors.
- Collaborate with other team personnel to achieve well-rounded care.
- Treat patients with movement disorders that were acquired through injury.
- Massage and stretch muscles where necessary.
- Triaging with physician for specialist care
- For musculoskeletal conditions
- Triaging with physician for specialist care
- For musculoskeletal conditions
- Triaging with physician for specialist care for musculoskeletal conditions.
- Identification of need for additional diagnostics, specialist referral.
- Educate patients on the perks of regular physical activity.
General Sign-off
- Adhere to dress code, appearance is neat and clean. Wear furnished identification badege.
- Maintain patient confidentiality at all times.
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