Mr. Ajin Jayan Thomas Rehabilitation Incharge
Years of Experience : 14
Nationality : India
Languages Known :
Biography
Ajin is a licensed physiotherapist with 14 years of experience in the field of Physiotherapy. He graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy from India and joined Pad. Dr D Y Patil University, Navi Mumbai as an Assistant Professor and Clinical Physiotherapist. In 2012 he relocated to Abu Dhabi and has since been working as a physiotherapist in various capacities. His area of interests includes oncology rehabilitation, Intensive care, and cardiopulmonary physiotherapy.
Awards & Achievements
- Orthopedic Manual Therapy Certificate (OMTC)
 - Clinical Dry Needling Certification (CDNC)
 - Clinical Neurodynamics
 - Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner
 - Fellowship in Radiology Course for Physical Therapist
 - Certified Steel Cancer Rehab Therapist
 
Research & Publications
- Ajin Jayan Thomas & Priya Accal Thomas. Efficacy of Interval Training in Improving Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Metabolic Syndrome. Indian Journal of Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy, April-June 2011: Vol 5: No 2: Pg 7-14.
 - Khyati Shah, Ajin Jayan Thomas, Sujata Yardi, A Comparative Study On The Changes In Hand Function In Geriatrics Vs. Young Healthy Adults As Measured By Grip And Pinch Strength. Indian Journal of Public Health Research and Development, April- June 2015: Vol 6, No 2, 140-145
 - Natasha Sahijwala, Ajin Jayan Thomas, Sujata Yardi. Comparative study to determine potential injury risk between active and inactive adults using the Functional Movement Screen. Indian Journal of Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapy. Jan-Mar 2016, Volume 10, No 1, 109-113
 - Ajin Jayan Thomas: May 2013, Physiotherapy Exercises: Medical Application Peer Review, Medical Apps Journal.
 
Education & Training
- Masters in Physiotherapy
 
Membership
- Licensed Physiotherapist (Department of Health, Abu Dhabi)
 - Indian Association of Physiotherapists
 - International Society of Exercise and Immunology
 - European Association for Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation
 
Blogs
						Exercises For Osteoporosis
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						Pelvic Floor Exercises During and After Pregnancy
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