Ryan has
finished his 6-week placement at the Student-Led Physiotherapy Service at the
University of Salford, Manchester.
This unique experience gives Physiotherapy students a chance to apply the theory they learn in the classroom to real life patients under the supervision of their Lecturer in Physiotherapy, Dale Walker.
The clinic returns on Wednesday afternoon the 2nd of February, 2022.
We are located in the Brian Blatchford Building, at the University of Salford:
You can pay only £10 for this fantastic service on the link below:
This was the CSP Social Media Takeover for the Physiotherapy Students at the University of Salford, Manchester, UK.
We had some of our amazing students show off their digital skills on multiple media platforms, with all things from placement advice to exam study skills.
Archie and Emma were running the clinic under the guidance of their Physiotherapy Lecturer and Mentor Dale Walker.
The Student-led Physiotherapy Service allows students to gain valuable experience with real life patients.
Applying theory from the classroom into authentic practice all within the framework of the University of Salford.
The Student-Led Physio Service is run by Chartered Physiotherapist and Physiotherapy Lecturer Dale Walker for the University of Salford.
As part of his clinical experience students complete a 6-week placement at the Student-Led Physio Service at the University of Salford in the Brian Blatchford Building.
Archie is a second year Physio student at the University of Salford.
As part of his clinical experience he completed a 6-week placement at the Student-Led Physio Service at the University of Salford in the Brian Blatchford Building.
Archie has coped well with the COVID-19 restrictions and having to wear full PPE when treating patients.
For the students to practice their “hands on” skills in this Musculo-skeletal setting in highly valuable as they apply the theory they have learned into real practice with real patients.
Joe is a second year Physio student at the University of Salford.
As part of his clinical experience he completed a 6-week placement
at the Student-Led Physio Service at the University of Salford in the Brian
Blatchford Building.
Joe has coped well with the COVID-19 restrictions and having to
wear full PPE when treating patients.
For the students to practice their “hands on” skills in this
Musculo-skeletal setting in highly valuable as they apply the theory they have
learned into real practice with real patients
Our
Student-Led Therapy Service was in full swing again with another packed clinic.
We
are lucky enough to have the support of Jimmy Egan’s Boxing Academy with mnay of their Fighters receiving treatment to keep them tip top for getting in the Ring.
We
have a mix of both Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation Students.
The
Clinic Runs ONLY on Wednesday afternoons at the Manchester Institute of Health & Performance, M11 2AZ.
The
University of Salford Physiotherapy department have a service that is run
by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from
the classroom into practical skills with real patients.
A fantastic mix of both Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation students working together to improve the health of Manchester.
Dale Walker their
Lecturer and Mentor oversees this project and is there to support the student
in making their own decisions in terms of clinical reasoning.
We are so
proud of Zelfa “Flash” Barrett for winning his fight last weekend and returning
to what he does best, Boxing.
Zelfa came to
the Student-Led Therapy Service at the MIHP for rehabilitation after Achilles
surgery.
As Zelfa was
the first professional athlete that the service had treated we made sure that
all students were carefully supervised by their Physiotherapy Lecturer, Dale
Walker.
Working with professional
Boxers is an amazing experience for the Students.
Zelfa gets fantastic Physiotherapy treatment, the Students get an amazing experience and the MIHP provides state of the art facilities.
Physiotherapy is only a small part of the Athletes Rehabilitation journey.
The MIHP continues to perform fitness testing and measurement of key performance indicators as athletes progress.
This is a win, win, win situation.
After the rehabilitation was complete Zelfa kindly invited us to attend his first fight back at Oldham Leisure Centre.
Which he of course won.
There is no better feeling for a Physiotherapist than knowing you have played your part in the amazing TEAM that athletes require for optimal performance.
From the 2nd
of October at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).
John Cichocki is our first student from Sports Rehab who is also a student at the University of Salford.
The
University of Salford Physiotherapy department have a service that is run
by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from
the classroom into practical skills with real patients.
Working alongside both Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation students is Dale Walker their
Lecturer and Mentor oversees this project and is there to support the student
in making their own decisions in terms of clinical reasoning.
From the 2nd
of October at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance (MIHP).
Carl is a part-time Physio student and describes his experience at the MIHP.
The
University of Salford Physiotherapy department have been successfully running a service that is run
by students as part of their learning experience as they translate theory from
the classroom into practical skills with real patients.
Dale Walker their
Lecturer and Mentor oversees this project and is there to support the student
in making their own decisions in terms of clinical reasoning.
The Student-Led Therapy Service is now a mix of both Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation students from the University of Salford. Daire is a Physiotherapy Student and describes his experience over 6 weeks as being beneficial to his future career and placements. The student experience of Therapy is not just about learning in the classroom, but with real patients in a safe and controlled environment at the Manchester Institute of Health and Performance. Dale Walker their Lecturer and Mentor oversees this project and is there to support the student in making their own decisions in terms of clinical reasoning.
The Student-Led Therapy Service is now a mix of both Physiotherapy and Sports Rehabilitation students from the University of Salford. Rachel has completed 6 weeks of Voluntary placement at the MIHP which she described as, "a great experience." The students are keen to get "hands on" and learn new practical skills that will aid them in assessment, treatment and management of musculo-skeletal injury. The Student-Led Therapy Service allows the student to have autonomy with their Lecturer, Dale Walker supervising and mentoring them through their learning experience.
