Programme Overview

The aim of this programme is to train healthcare assistants who have received training in this field, where there is a shortage of qualified personnel in the practice of physiotherapy. The programme aims to train physiotherapy technicians who are equipped with up-to-date knowledge and skills, possess well-developed research and problem-solving abilities, have cultural awareness and communication skills, are capable of using technological tools and equipment, and place importance on human health and ethical values – a role for which there is a significant shortage in state hospitals, private hospitals, university hospitals, physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics, and specialist centres.

Objectives
To provide students with an understanding of the general characteristics of diseases,
To inform them about job descriptions and practices,
To enable them to distinguish between topics outside the scope of their job descriptions,
To support training with practical applications that form the basis of clinical research.

The role of a physiotherapy technician;
To carry out physiotherapy treatments in all healthcare institutions
To evaluate the treatment programme set by the Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Specialist, apply the specified physiotherapy equipment, and perform treatments such as therapeutic exercises in water to enhance the effectiveness of treatment

Department Facilities
Students undertake their practical training in public and private inpatient and outpatient healthcare institutions and organisations affiliated with the Ministry of Health, as well as in rehabilitation centres, care homes, and hotels catering to health tourism. They are also able to carry out practical work in the school’s well-equipped laboratory. . .