Physiotherapist

Assessment & Diagnosis:

• Evaluate motor development, posture, balance, and coordination in children.




• Identify developmental delays, neuromuscular disorders, or orthopedic conditions.




• Use pediatric-specific assessment tools and scales.

Treatment Planning & Implementation:

• Develop individualized treatment plans based on the child’s age, diagnosis, and functional goals.




• Use play-based therapy and child-friendly techniques to enhance motor skills.




• Provide early intervention for infants and toddlers with developmental delays.

Therapeutic Interventions:

• Administer therapies for conditions such as cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, Down syndrome, spina bifida, and post-surgical rehab.




• Improve strength, flexibility, coordination, and functional mobility.




• Use assistive technology or orthotic devices when needed.

Family & Caregiver Education:

• Educate parents and caregivers on home exercise programs and posture correction.




• Offer strategies to support motor development in daily routines.

Collaboration:

• Work in multidisciplinary teams with pediatricians, occupational therapists, speech therapists, and educators.




• Participate in IEP (Individualized Education Program) meetings if working in school settings.

Progress Monitoring:

• Document treatment progress and modify plans as needed.




• Provide reports to referring physicians, schools, or other healthcare professionals.

Supportive Care:

• Create a safe and engaging environment tailored to children’s emotional and developmental needs.




• Encourage participation through positive reinforcement and age-appropriate communication.