- Assessment and Diagnosis: Evaluating a patient's range of motion, strength, mobility, and functional abilities to identify the root cause of pain or dysfunction.
- Treatment Planning and Delivery: Developing personalized, evidence-based care plans, which may include therapeutic exercises, manual techniques, or specialized equipment to restore movement.
- Rehabilitation: Helping patients recover from surgeries, or injuries, specifically managing musculoskeletal (joints, muscles), and neurological (brain) conditions.
- Patient Education and Prevention: Instructing patients on protected movement practices, proper exercise techniques, and lifestyle adjustments to prevent future injuries and promote long-term health.
- Collaboration: Working within interprofessional teams (e.g., with doctors, nurses) to coordinate comprehensive care.