Physiotherapist vs manipulative therapy specialist

Differences between physiotherapist and manipulative therapy specialist duties and responsibilities

Physiotherapist example responsibilities.

• Assess needs for specialize equipment, orthotics, and wheelchairs as well as possible interventions to manage spasticity and joint contractures.
• Provide first-aid, physical therapy treatment and complete rehabilitation for injure players.
• Provide support for rehabilitation services department, assisting therapy staff members when necessary.
• Facilitate psychological adjustment of patients with extensive/grossly deforming injuries through counseling, pleasant mannerisms and use of good humor.
• Work with patients having different conditions on a daily basis by administering physician prescribe treatments including exercise regimens, muscle stretching/relaxations.
• Enhance skills of differential diagnosis with an OCS CI.
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Manipulative therapy specialist example responsibilities.

• Collaborate with teams managing Medicare / Medicaid (CMS) requirements to increase care access for all patients.
• Used current rehabilitation techniques to develop personalize exercise therapy programs for patients with disabilities.
• Have experience in all of the ICU'S.
• Perform tasks in ISO 8 , 7 , 6, and 5 clean room areas.
• Adhere to strict aseptic techniques and GMP guidelines.
• Train new manufacturing associates on process and GMP requirements.
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