Job Title: Physiotherapist (Female – as per employer requirement, where applicable)
Job Summary
A Physiotherapist is a healthcare professional who helps patients improve movement, reduce pain, and restore physical function after injury, illness, surgery, or disability. The role involves assessment, treatment planning, and rehabilitation using physical techniques and therapeutic exercises. In some healthcare settings, female physiotherapists may be preferred for treating female patients.
Key Responsibilities
- Assess patients’ physical condition, mobility, and functional limitations
- Develop individualized physiotherapy and rehabilitation plans
- Provide treatment for conditions such as:
- Musculoskeletal injuries (sprains, fractures, back pain)
- Neurological disorders (stroke, paralysis)
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Sports injuries
- Use treatment techniques such as:
- Therapeutic exercises
- Manual therapy
- Electrotherapy (ultrasound, TENS, etc.)
- Heat and cold therapy
- Assist patients in pain management and mobility improvement
- Educate patients and caregivers on exercises and home care routines
- Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans
- Maintain accurate patient records and documentation
- Work closely with doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor’s Degree in Physiotherapy (BPT) or Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) or equivalent
- Valid license to practice in the Philippines (PRC License – Physical Therapist)
- Clinical internship or supervised training experience
- Additional certifications in specialized therapy areas (preferred)
Skills and Competencies
- Strong knowledge of human anatomy and physiology
- Good manual therapy and treatment skills
- Strong communication and patient care skills
- Patience and empathy in handling recovery cases
- Ability to work with elderly, pediatric, and disabled patients
- Good observation and problem-solving skills
- Physical stamina for assisting patients
Work Environment
- Hospitals and rehabilitation centers
- Private clinics
- Sports and fitness centers
- Nursing homes and home care settings
- Community health programs
Career Progression
- Junior Physiotherapist
- Senior Physiotherapist
- Rehabilitation Specialist
- Clinical Supervisor / Head Physiotherapist
- Private practice or specialized therapy clinic owner
