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.
  

In-depth knowledge of pediatric growth and development

Strong understanding of common pediatric conditions and treatments

Excellent observation and assessment skills

Creativity in engaging children in therapy sessions

Patience and empathy

Effective communication with children, families, and teams

Documentation and report writing

Ability to adapt therapy techniques to suit various ages and abilities