-      Making a clinical assessments and diagnosis of clients’ physi... Show More

-      Making a clinical assessments and diagnosis of clients’ physical conditions.
-      Knowledge of neuromusculoskeletal - including arthritis, back pain, sports injuries and whiplash.
-      Musculoskeletal physiotherapy - treating issues such as strains, sprains, back pain and posture problems.
-      Sports physiotherapy - working to reduce pain and reintroduce range of movement after sports injuries.
-      Rehabilitation and pain management - introducing exercises to reduce and manage pain.
-      Knowledgeable and experienced in Manual Lymph Drainage techniques.
-      Working with clients who have a range of physical or muscular conditions over a period of weeks.
-      Conducting complex mobilization techniques.
-      Keeping up to date with new techniques and technologies available for treating clients.
-      Organising therapeutic physical exercise sessions.
-      Coaching, training, and managing a diversified team of in-house therapists.
-      Composing clients case notes, reports and collecting statistics.


Requirements:
-      Degree in physiotherapy.
-      Experience working as a physiotherapist.
-      Good interpersonal skills.
-      The ability to build and maintain rapport with clients and other staff.
-      Administration skills.
-      Good health and fitness. Show Less