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Innovative Physiotherapy Provider Strengthens Team
Leeds’ leading physiotherapy provider, Physio Med, has expanded its award-winning team with the addition of a new physiotherapist.
Danielle Stones has joined the experienced clinical team at Physio Med, where she will be responsible for helping to enable clients to return to work and maintain their wellbeing.
After graduating from Leeds Metropolitan University with a first class degree in Physiotherapy in 2014, Danielle spent two years working at the prestigious Yorkshire Clinic in Bingley, before joining Physio Med earlier this year.
An experienced professional in the field of hand therapy - a discipline which combines physiotherapy with occupational therapy techniques such as scar management, joint mobilisation and splinting – Danielle is able to treat and manage a range of upper limb and hand conditions. She is also fully competent at using manual therapy techniques, electrotherapy, isokinetics and massage in order to treat individuals suffering from musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.
Phil Clayton, Managing Director of Physio Med, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Danielle to our team. With her outstanding qualifications, we believe that she will help us to keep growing as a business, enabling us to go on offering our innovative brand of physiotherapy to more people than ever before. We’re confident she will be a valuable asset to us, as well as the patients who need her most.”
Meanwhile, Physio Med has recently been shortlisted for two acclaimed industry awards for its work with both the John Lewis Partnership and the Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust (BDCFT).
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Colin Batchelor .
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