Restoring Movement,
Enhancing Life.
I am a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and evidence-based treatment planning. Dedicated to helping patients regain functional independence through personalized care.
About Me
Passionate physiotherapy graduate with solid clinical and research experience. Skilled in patient assessment, treatment planning, and rehab program design. My primary research expertise lies in Musculoskeletal disorders, with proficiency in neurological rehab and exercise physiology.
I have published peer-reviewed research on musculoskeletal physiotherapy, demonstrating a strong commitment to evidence-based practice. I strive to combine clinical expertise with compassionate care to optimize patient outcomes.
Languages
- English Fluent
- Urdu Native
- Punjabi Native
- Kashmiri Conversational
Work Experience
Physiotherapist
07/2025 — CurrentWorking as a physiotherapist using clinical skills to provide accurate diagnosis and treatment. Gaining experience in planning and directing assessment as well as treatment according to patient needs and preferences, while ensuring valid informed consent.
Physiotherapist Intern
09/2023 — 10/2023Assisted in examination and diagnosis across multiple departments including Musculoskeletal, Neurosurgery, ICU, CCU, and OPD. Maintained muscle strength and joint movement in bedridden patients to promote functional independence.
Rotational Intern / Observer
08/2022 — 09/2022Administered manual and therapeutic exercises to improve function. Instructed and motivated patients to perform physical activities, including non-manual exercises, ambulatory functional activities, and the use of assistive devices like crutches and canes.
Education
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)
Abasyn University Islamabad
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CGPA 3.13/4.00 -
175/175 Credit Hours Completed
HSSC (Pre-Medical)
BISE Rawalpindi
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Grade: A+ (918/1100)
SSC (Bio-Science)
BISE Lahore
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Grade: A+ (976/1100)
Research & Publications
Prevalence of cervicogenic headache and risk factors associated with hijab wearing women
Authors: Maliha Latif, Ghasif Ali, Sania Zahra, Ammara Hayat Khan, Syeda Laiba Shoukat, Zainab Hussain, Saman Shams
Prevalence of hamstring tightness among nurses in Islamabad
Findings: 53.7% of nurses exhibited hamstring tightness, indicating a high risk for musculoskeletal issues. This prevalence is attributed to lack of exercise and prolonged duty hours.
Professional Expertise
Get in Touch
Feel free to reach out for consultations, collaborations, or professional inquiries. I am currently based in Islamabad, Pakistan.
Phone
(+92) 312 0510269Location
Ghauri Town, Sharifabad,Islamabad, Pakistan