Navdeep Kaur

• Facilitated early identification and assessment of children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), enhancing inclusion strategies and outcomes.
• Implemented individual support strategies using the graduated approach to promote children's developmental, educational and social outcomes.
• Worked collaboratively with parents, colleagues and external professionals, incorporating specialist advice into support plans and daily practice.
• Provided guidance to staff on inclusive practice, safeguarding and child development, fostering an environment tailored to individual needs.
• Maintained comprehensive records of Tapestry observations, developmental assessments and SEND documentation, contributing to effective review and transition processes.
• Planned and delivered age-appropriate, inclusive activities that promote children's physical, emotional, social and cognitive development.
• Ensured children's health, safety and wellbeing through risk assessments, infection control, safe sleep practices, dietary and allergen management, and appropriate personal care.
• Maintained confidentiality, followed safeguarding procedures and nursery policies, and participated in ongoing professional development.
• Responsibilities & Achievements

• Assessed and treated adults with musculoskeletal, orthopaedic and neurological conditions, including neck and back pain, joint injuries, postoperative limitations and stroke-related weakness.
• Supported patients with stroke-related weakness through rehabilitation focused on movement control and functional independence.
• Developed individualised rehabilitation programmes based on assessment findings, functional difficulties and patient goals.
• Delivered therapeutic exercises to improve strength, range of movement, balance and mobility, progressing programmes according to patient response.
• Applied manual therapy, joint mobilisation, soft tissue techniques and electrotherapy based on clinical guidelines.
• Reviewed treatment outcomes and adjusted interventions based on changes in symptoms and physical function, ensuring alignment with rehabilitation goals.
• Educated patients and carers on home exercise programmes and safe movement, tailoring explanations to enhance understanding and promote self-management.
• Built supportive therapeutic relationships through active listening and clear communication, fostering patient engagement in the recovery process.
• Maintained accurate SOAP notes documenting assessment findings, treatment, patient response and ongoing plans.
• Organised appointments and treatment priorities to support timely, consistent rehabilitation.
• Responsibilities & Achievements

Physiotherapy Intern | Adesh Hospital, Bathinda, India
Six-month clinical internship

• Facilitated rehabilitation through prescribed exercises, mobility practice, and patient education, tailoring communication to suit different ages and abilities.
• Assisted with orthopaedic and postoperative rehabilitation, focusing on restoring movement, strength and functional mobility within relevant precautions.
• Assisted in neurological rehabilitation by implementing tailored exercises and mobility strategies for patients. for patients with movement, balance and functional difficulties.
• Completed clinical rotations under supervision across various departments, including intensive care and orthopaedics. across intensive care, orthopaedics, paediatrics, geriatrics, neurology, surgery, general medicine and outpatient services.
• Observed patients’ responses to interventions in ICU and medical wards, reporting critical concerns to supervising clinicians to inform treatment adjustments.
• Participated in age-appropriate paediatric activities and rehabilitation for older adults, considering individual needs and tolerance.
• Documented clinical observations and communicated relevant insights to supervising physiotherapists, enhancing patient care.
• Followed hospital procedures for infection prevention, patient dignity, confidentiality and safe clinical practice.
• Followed hospital procedures for infection prevention, patient dignity, confidentiality and safe clinical practice.