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Name: Ahmed Faris
Contact: +964 782 345 6789 | [email protected]
Location: Baghdad, Iraq

A dedicated and experienced Physiotherapist with over 8 years of expertise in providing holistic rehabilitation services to patients in Iraq Baghdad. Proven track record in treating musculoskeletal, neurological, and post-traumatic injuries through evidence-based practices. Committed to improving patient mobility, reducing pain, and enhancing quality of life. Strong understanding of the unique healthcare challenges in Iraq Baghdad, including conflict-related trauma and limited access to advanced medical facilities. Skilled in adapting treatment protocols to meet the needs of diverse populations in urban and rural areas.

Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy
University of Baghdad, College of Medical Sciences
Graduated: 2015
- Specialized in orthopedic and neurological physiotherapy
- Completed clinical rotations at Al-Kadhimiyah Teaching Hospital, Baghdad

Master of Science in Rehabilitation Sciences
University of Basrah, Faculty of Physical Therapy
Graduated: 2018
- Focused on community-based rehabilitation and trauma management
- Research project: "Rehabilitation Outcomes for War-Related Injuries in Iraq Baghdad"

Senior Physiotherapist
Al-Mansour Rehabilitation Center, Baghdad, Iraq
January 2019 – Present
- Led a team of 5 physiotherapists in managing over 200 patients monthly
- Developed individualized treatment plans for post-surgical recovery, stroke rehabilitation, and sports injuries
- Collaborated with local hospitals to provide outpatient care for patients with complex conditions like spinal cord injuries and cerebral palsy
- Organized workshops on injury prevention for military personnel and civilians in Baghdad

Physiotherapist
Al-Khadra General Hospital, Baghdad, Iraq
June 2016 – December 2018
- Provided hands-on therapy for patients with musculoskeletal disorders and chronic pain
- Conducted telehealth consultations to support rural communities in Baghdad Governorate
- Trained nursing staff on basic physiotherapy techniques for post-operative care

Volunteer Physiotherapist
Iraqi Red Crescent Society, Baghdad
2017 – 2018
- Delivered emergency rehabilitation services to victims of bombings and accidents
- Partnered with NGOs to establish mobile clinics in underserved areas of Baghdad

• License to Practice Physiotherapy – Iraqi Ministry of Health (2015)
• Certified in Manual Therapy (ICM, 2017)
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Certification
• First Aid and Emergency Response Training – International Red Cross

• Clinical Expertise: Orthopedic rehabilitation, neurological assessment, sports physiotherapy, pain management
• Technical Skills: Use of ultrasound therapy, electrostimulation, and hydrotherapy equipment
• Communication: Fluency in Arabic and English; ability to explain complex procedures to patients with varying literacy levels
• Cultural Sensitivity: Deep understanding of Iraqi cultural norms and healthcare practices in Baghdad
• Adaptability: Experience working in resource-limited settings, including makeshift clinics and field hospitals in Baghdad

• Arabic – Native proficiency
• English – Advanced (IELTS 7.0)
• Kurdish – Basic understanding (for communication in northern Iraq)

Iraqi Physiotherapy Association
Member since 2016
- Participated in national conferences on rehabilitation in conflict zones
- Contributed to policy discussions for improving physiotherapy access in Baghdad

Health Education Campaigns
Organized community seminars on posture correction, exercise for chronic back pain, and fall prevention for the elderly in Baghdad neighborhoods.

Available upon request. Professional references include:

• Dr. Layla Abbas, Chief Physiotherapist, Al-Mansour Rehabilitation Center
• Sergeant Ahmed Jassim, Physical Training Officer, Iraqi Army (Baghdad)
• Ms. Safia Hamoud, Director of Al-Khadra General Hospital

Additional Notes:
- Committed to continuous learning through online courses on global health and trauma care
- Passionate about advocating for physiotherapy as a critical component of healthcare in Iraq Baghdad, particularly for war-affected populations.

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