DR. MANISHA KARNANI

*/**, *** *******, *** Poona College,384, Bhawani Peth, Pune - 411042, Maharashtra, India Ph: +91-726*******; E-mail: ad2trk@r.postjobfree.com ACADEMIC QUALIFICATION

Masters in Musculoskeletal & Sports Physiotherapy from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka, India. Aggregate Percentage: 61%; Dec‘19 WORK EXPERIENCE

Senior Spine Therapist, Sancheti Hospital, Pune Jan ‘21 – Feb ‘23 Responsible for Post-operative physiotherapy in patients suffering from spinal conditions. Physiotherapist, Sahyadri Hospital, Pune, India. Nov ‘16 – Mar ‘18 Treat patients with all musculoskeletal neurological cardiac conditions in IPD OPD and rehabilitation centres.

Physiotherapist, Madhavbaug Hospital, Khopoli, India Dec ‘19– Oct ‘21 Treat patients with cardiac conditions and obesity and other lifestyle disorders with exercise and diet. INTERNSHIP

Intern, Trauma (Ipd) Jul – Aug ‘16

Treat patients with multiple injuries in the upper as well as lower limbs making the patient functionally independent.

Intern, Neuro Rehab (Opd) Jun – Jul ‘16

Treat patients with GBS, Stroke, Spinal Cord Injuries, Traumatic brain Injuries, etc Intern, Hip & Knee (Ipd) May – Jun ‘16

Treat patients with mainly OA RA ACL PCL and other ligamental surgeries. Intern, Spine Unit (Ipd) Apr – May ‘16

Treat patients after surgery with spinal conditions commonly PIVD, Listhesis, Spinal Cord Injuries, etc Intern, Paediatric (Opd) Mar – Apr ‘16

Treat patients with common conditions such as cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, Post-Operative Botox therapy, etc.

Intern, General Musculoskeletal (Opd) Feb – Mar ‘16 Observe and treat patients with orthopaedic conditions treated by conservative management and post- operative physiotherapy after surgery.

ACADEMIC PROJECTS

Title: Physiotherapy after Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy in Patients with Heart Failure Duration: 2015

Summary: It was a literature based study conducted to prevent heart failure in patients by conducting CRT.

Title: Comparison of Two Groups to Check Effectiveness in 60 Patients with Non-Specific Neck Pain

Duration: 2019

Description: Conducted observation amongst two separate groups with neck pain. Each group had 30 patients One was given conventional exercises and the other group was given conventional exercises with Positional Release Technique. It proved that the group performing PRT with conventional exercises benefitted extra.

CERTIFICATIONS

● Certified Taping Therapist, Institute Of Manual Therapy & Taping(IMTT), Pune, India, ‘23

● Certified Myofascial Release Therapist (CMRT), Institute Of Manual Therapy & Taping (IMTT), Pune, India, ‘19

● Certified Pilates instructor, Advanced Rehabilitation & Fitness Academy (ARFA), Pune, India, ‘18

● Certified as an Advance Personal Trainer at Gold Gym, Pune, India, ‘16

● Bachelors in Yoga from Prakrithi Yoga Centre, Mangalore, India, ‘14 SEMINARS & CONFERENCES

Webinar attended for Matrix Rhythm Therapy, Germany, ‘19

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