Since graduating as a physical therapist in 2006, my passion has centered around neurological rehabilitation. I started my career at a military rehabilitation center in Egypt, dedicating four years from 2006 to 2010 to specialize in neurological rehabilitation, particularly focusing on spinal cord injuries and strokes.
New role from 2010 to 2017, I worked at Dar Al Fouad Hospital, where I addressed the rehabilitation needs of neurological, geriatric, and multi-trauma cases during the acute phase. My responsibilities included establishing criteria for the transfer of patients to the active rehabilitation phase.
In 2017, Transitioning from a land-based therapist to aquatic therapist ,I took on a new challenge in Qatar as a physical therapist at the Qatar Rehabilitation Institute. Venturing into aquatic therapy, I completed my first WST course in December 2017 and subsequently participated in various aquatic therapy courses, including the BRRM courses in Poland (2018) and Egypt (2024). At QRI, I have had the privilege of utilizing state-of-the-art aquatic therapy pools to specialize in neurological rehabilitation and geriatric care.
My commitment extends beyond clinical practice; I have actively engaged in research projects related to aquatic therapy, making it a focal point of my professional interests since 2017. Currently, I am pursuing a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree at Cairo University, furthering my academic and clinical expertise in the field.
This journey reflects my unwavering dedication to aquatic therapy to advancing neurological rehabilitation, contributing to research, and continually enhancing my skills through education and practical experience.
Eslam will start next year with the education to become a lecturer in the Bad Rgaz Ring Method
