As a Dedicated Physiotherapist with a Master's degree and specialized expertise in Musculoskeletal (MSK) therapy, I bring a comprehensive approach to pain management and rehabilitation. My practice focuses on addressing complex musculoskeletal issues, including sports injuries, soft tissue injuries, Post operative rehabilitation and spinal disorders, through evidence-based methods. I am committed to enhancing functional outcomes and guiding individuals towards the achievement of their health and performance goals. By employing a patient-centred approach, I strive to deliver optimal care and support for effective recovery and improved quality of life. Let's collaborate to address your unique needs and achieve your desired health outcomes''
Aizaz Ikram is a skilled physiotherapist who began his professional journey in Pakistan, where he completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) degree in 2019. Shortly after qualifying, he worked in a government hospital, rotating through various departments. His role primarily involved providing physiotherapy services to a diverse range of patients.
In 2020, He relocated to the United Kingdom, where he pursued a master's degree in Physiotherapy at Coventry University. His postgraduate education expanded his knowledge base and clinical skills, enabling him to incorporate advanced, evidence-based practices into his treatment plans.
Upon completing his degree, Aizaz worked for a private physiotherapy company in London. During his two years there, he honed new techniques and approaches in patient care, particularly in musculoskeletal rehabilitation.
In 2022, Aizaz transitioned to the NHS as a First Contact Physiotherapist. In this role, he plays a pivotal part in diagnosing a range of other health issues. By working closely with General Practitioners (GPs), he helps in identifying underlying conditions that may require further medical attention, significantly contributing to the continuum of care.
Aizaz's career demonstrates his commitment to professional growth and patient-centred care. From his foundational work in Pakistan's public healthcare sector to his advanced role in the NHS, he has consistently expanded his skills and adapted to new challenges.
