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Physiotherapy
As a Physiotherapist, you help patients who have lost mobility to relieve pain, improve muscle strength, respiratory and mobility functions to become as independent as possible in their physical activities.
Key Responsibilities
- Assess pain, injuries and other physical dysfunctions experienced by service users.
- Develop and monitor treatment programmes that improve or restore movement.
- Educate clients and their caregivers on techniques to improve movement and physical function independently.
- Collaborate with other social service professionals to provide customised physiotherapy services.
Education Requirements
To be a/an | Minimum Requirements | Recommended Programmes | More Information |
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Physiotherapist | Bachelor in Science (Physiotherapy) | • SIT’s Honours Degree in Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy • Refer to Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) for list of recognised qualifications available local and overseas | • For mid-careerist, refer to Career Conversion Programme for Physiotherapist (CCPPT). • The Professional Council – Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA) |
Information as of February 2018. Job titles may vary across agencies.
Career Progression
Possible Workplaces
- Community Health Centres
- Early Intervention Centres
- Special Education Schools
- Hospitals
- Nursing Homes
- Preschools
- Senior Day Activity Centres
- Vocational Rehabilitation Centres