User:Mahnoor Zubair
Name
Mahnoor Zubair
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About Me
Hello, I'm Mahnoor, a dedicated and passionate Physical Therapist from Pakistan, currently practicing as a Physical Therapist in a Private Clinical Setup.
I graduated with distinction in Doctor of Physical Therapy from Government College University Faisalabad in January 2024.
I am deeply committed to continuing education and professional development, with a focus on advancing my career as a clinical physical therapist. I plan to pursue a master's degree in Neuromuscular Physical Therapy in the near future.
During my time as a Rehabilitation House Officer at Sheikh Zayed Medical Complex, I gained extensive experience across various departments, including Orthopedics, Neurology, Neurosurgery, ICUs, and both Surgical and Medical wards. This diverse exposure provided me with a comprehensive understanding of patient care and the unique challenges associated with rehabilitation.
I have worked in a tertiary care hospital and two private clinics. Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams has deepened my insight into how targeted rehabilitation strategies can greatly enhance patients' quality of life. Additionally, I strive to add value to every organization I work with.
I currently serve as a Volunteer Board Member at a charity organization (named: Legend Unite) in Pakistan, focused on improving healthcare and education. Alongside my clinical ambitions, I have a strong passion for research and have consistently been among the top students throughout my academic journey. To further contribute to the field of physiotherapy and expand my knowledge, I am offering my volunteer services to Physiopedia, a globally recognized organization in the field.
Education
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), in 2024, from Government College University, Faisalabad, Pakistan
Professional Affiliations
Member- Pakistan Physical Therapy Association (MPPTA)
Publications
I am currently working on my first research paper publication titled "Evaluation of Cervicogenic Headache due to Forward Head Posture Among University Students."