Physiotherapist

Reception of patients;
Determination of health status;
Performing procedures (physiotherapy, kinesitherapy, massages by agreement);
Creating a physical exercise plan;
Completing documentation;
Internal medicine system - FOXUS

A qualified physiotherapist has:
A valid license;
Be able to analyze and evaluate the patient's physical activity;
Choose methodologies, taking into account the damage syndromes and the general state of the patient's health;
Create and apply a physiotherapy program;
Evaluate the effectiveness of the physiotherapy program;
Inform patients about achieved and expected results;
Consult on physical therapy issues, medical and other fields related to physical well-being;
Provide methodological assistance;
Complex application of active and passive physical therapy measures;
Familiarize patients with the necessary technical support tools and their use;
To know morphology, physiology, the basics of pathology, the peculiarities of the body of people of various ages, the effect of physical exercises on a healthy and sick body, the principles of restoring and training human physical characteristics, rehabilitation, the main goals and tasks of physiotherapy, the effect of physical factors on the human body;
Learn to work independently, responsibly, solve problems flexibly, work tolerantly in a team, cooperate and communicate.

From 1300 €/mon. net

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