What does a Physiotherapist do?

A Physiotherapist help patients restore bodily functions, prevent permanent disability, and relieve pain after an injury or illness. Therapy can include work and massage to increase strength, coordination and a range of motion. Therapists apply traction and heat, cold, light and water treatments. Train patients to use prosthetics and orthopedic appliances.

What qualifications and experience does the hospital require?

• Bachelors’ degree or Masters degree of Science Physiotherapy.
• Two years experience with adults with special needs in a community setting.
• Membership in relevant professional association.