Physiotherapists are trained professionals working in health care. They are trained to restore mobility, alleviate pain and suffering and work to prevent permanent disability in patients. The job of a physical therapist is preventive, restorative and rehabilitative.
Job Profile:
Test, measure and treat neurological, pulmonary, musculoskeletal and cardiovascular conditions caused due to illness, injury or congenital disorders
Treat healed fracture of bones, sprain, neurological disorders caused by trauma, infection, paralysis etc
Use therapeutic agents like heat, radiation, electricity, water, massage and exercise to cure weak muscles and restore joint movements
Treat muscular aberrations, such as caused in polio, cerebral palsy (damaged motor centers of the brain causing muscular non-coordination, speech disturbances) muscle, joint and bone injuries, chest and heart diseases, etc. in patients of all ages
Work for burn patients for the prevention of abnormal scarring and restricted movement
Work for reviving movement and developing operational independence in stroke patients
Work to improve endurance with cancer and cardiac patients
Give therapy for postural correction and physical improvement
Physical therapists specialize in cardiopulmonary, clinical electrophysiological, neurologic, pediatric, geriatric and sports physical therapy.
Skills required
Organized & Systematic
Precision
Planning & Coordination skills Technical skill and knowledge
Patience & understanding attitude
Professionalism

Source: https://www.shiksha.com/careers/physiotherapist-90

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