Chetan Gulati

Chetan qualified as physiotherapist in 2005 in India and completed MSc in Musculoskeletal physiotherapy in 2008 at the University of Hertfordshire, UK.

Chetan has been a certified clinical educator since 2013 and has been injecting soft tissues and peripheral joints since 2016. He is currently studying towards a practice certificate in independent
prescription.

He has worked in several different environments within the health sector including both NHS and private and subsequently has gained a wide multitude of experience and knowledge. This included working in return to work services, orthopaedics wards and musculoskeletal outpatients. Chetan has worked as an advanced practice physiotherapist since 2014. He has worked at different levels including as an autonomous practitioner to being the clinical lead of the multi- disciplinary team. This has involved contributing in service planning and re- design.

Chetan continues to hold a specialist interest in ‘persistent pain’. He specialises in assessing, diagnosing and managing complex cases. He believes that ‘understanding patients in their context’ is very important- And recognised the importance of thoughts, beliefs, behaviours, the social context and interactions with biological processes- With the intent to better understand and manage persistent pain.

Chetan continually implements a holistic patient centred approach within a biopsychosocial model, in order to provide high standards of care and continually strives to provide evidence and research based clinical practice in order to ensure that best practice is provided always.