Assistant / Associate Professor & Professor of Physiotherapy

Teaching and Curriculum:

• Delivering lectures and practical sessions:

  Presenting physiotherapy knowledge and skills to students in both classroom and practical settings.

• Developing and updating curriculum:

  Creating and revising course materials, syllabi, and teaching methods to ensure the curriculum remains relevant and effective.

• Supervising student research:

  Guiding students in conducting research projects, providing feedback on their work, and helping them prepare for presentations or publications.

• Evaluating student work:

  Assessing student performance through classwork, assignments, papers, and clinical/practical work.

Research and Professional Development:

• Conducting and publishing research:

  Engaging in original research in physiotherapy, contributing to the field's knowledge base, and publishing findings in academic journals.

• Staying up-to-date:

  Keeping abreast of the latest developments in physiotherapy through literature reviews, conferences, and interactions with colleagues.

• Mentoring and advising students:

  Guiding students on academic and career paths, providing support and advice on their professional development.

Departmental and Institutional Involvement:

• Participating in departmental meetings and committees:

  Contributing to departmental decision-making and initiatives.

• Engaging in service activities:

  Contributing to the academic community through committee work, outreach programs, and other service activities.

• Administrative duties:

  May include managing budgets, coordinating clinical placements, and handling other administrative tasks related to the physiotherapy program.

Other Responsibilities:

• Supervising clinical work:

  Overseeing students' clinical practice in various settings like hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers.

• Advising students on academic and career matters:

  Providing guidance on course selection, career options, and professional development.

• Promoting the physiotherapy profession:

  Representing the field of physiotherapy within the academic and broader community.