• Manage customer relationship and caseloads, which most clients resumed physiotherapy services after a 12-month hiatus and consistently fulfil billing targets in 2024. • Undertake effective and appropriate assessments for individuals with disabilities and provide various forms of physiotherapy intervention including land-based exercise and hydrotherapy. • Implement tailor-made physiotherapy intervention and create home exercise program using Physitrack to address SMART goals. • Proactively compose inter-professional letters for referrals and communication such as podiatrist, asthma specialist & assistive technology providers.• Compile incident report with detailed action plans and proactively update therapy teams and team leader. • Received positive feedback from clients, their families and team leader made comments regarding my attention to details after shadowing a welcome meeting led by me.

• Conduct comprehensive assessments and develop personalized treatment plans for a diverse caseload of patients across lifespans, including those with musculoskeletal disorders, clients under NDIS scheme.• Completed a 3-day in-house intensive training by Healthia covering assessment of major musculoskeletal disorders.• Administer evidence-based therapeutic interventions (e.g. soft tissue therapy, exercise prescription, and shock wave therapy) to optimise patients' functional abilities and alleviate pain.• Compile professional letters and communicate with other healthcare providers to ensure integrated and holistic patient care, coordinating treatment plans with general practitioners, radiologists.• Implement effective patient education strategies and treatment management plan to enhance self-management and preventive care, fostering a proactive approach to health and well-being.• Utilise electronic health records (EHR) systems to document patient progress, treatment plans, and communicate with other healthcare providers for seamless continuity of care.• Actively participate in professional development opportunities to stay abreast of current evidence-based practice, techniques, and technologies within the field of physiotherapy.• Foster a patient-centred approach, building rapport and trust with clients to enhance treatment outcomes and overall satisfaction.

Career summary:After rehabilitation of a sports injury, I was inspired to pursue a career as a physiotherapist with the goal of providing high quality of healthcare to patients. With solid physiotherapy knowledge, I demonstrated strong clinical reasoning and versatile communication skills in different placement settings and sports trainer experience and received excellent feedback from patients and supervisors.

• Ran physiotherapy sessions with positive feedback from clients and supervisors. Referred customers to other disciplines such as a GP and an exercise physiologist via written communication or verbal handover. Provided succinct and clear progress notes with approval of the supervisor.• Confident in handling challenging cases (such as frozen shoulder, radiculopathy). Good demonstration of a diverse range of exercise choices according to patients’ demographics and physical abilities.• Made accurate provisional diagnosis (e.g. frozen shoulder) after taking subjective and physical examination into consideration. Altered the course of intervention based on evidence-based practice and patient’s outcomes were significantly improved afterwards.• Proactively learnt evidence-based intervention from podcasts (Clinical Edge) produced by experienced physios and academic literature and discussed with supervisors to put them into practice. My on-going commitment to learning was well recognised by my supervisor.

• Performed appropriate physiotherapy assessment and intervention with progressive improvements in functional outcomes, while collaboratively delivering inter-disciplinary healthcare with other health professionals.• Implemented outdoor walking group program by drafting program outlines and shortlisting suitable candidates. • Identified potential risk and suggested new changes that improves safety of patients and governance of inter-professional healthcare with recognition from supervisors.• Maintained professionalism when communicating with facilitators, peers, and residents. Delivered detailed evidence-based physiotherapy educational sessions to other health professionals.

• Independently ran effective physiotherapy sessions (4 caseloads by the end of placement) with clients ranging from school aged children to adults, who presented with neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy.• Performed relevant neurological assessment and tailored evidence-based practice to clients’ goals and disability. Received excellent feedback from clients and supervisors. • Documented concise client’s progress notes with positive feedback from multiple supervisors.• Collaboratively worked with other health professionals (occupational therapist, podiatrist, social worker) regarding multi-disciplinary care and manual handling instructions.