Nitin graduated with Bachelors of Physiotherapy from the Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine and Allied Sciences, Indraprastha University, New Delhi, India (2008). In addition, he holds a postgraduate degree in Health and Hospital Management from the International Institute of Health Management Research, New Delhi, India (2011). Nitin has three years of experience as a registered physiotherapist in India, as well as two years’ experience as a public health specialist and researcher (specifically maternal health, primary health care and HIV prevalence).
In 2015, Nitin began working at Fraser Valley Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Center in Chilliwack, B.C. He uses integrated manual therapy with exercise prescription to treat Orthopedic, neurological, sports, work related, and motor vehicle accident injuries. His areas of interest are sports injuries, chronic pain, neurological conditions and exercise prescription. In his physiotherapy practice, he works hard to educate each of his patients on strategies for self-care and integrating exercise into daily schedule. He strongly believes that good communication and follow-ups are important factors in ensuring continued care and managing healthy lifestyle.
Nitin is continually upgrading his skills through professional development courses, workshops and continued training. He also likes to dedicate some time to volunteer for public health activities in the community. Besides enjoying work his other interests are camping, traveling and sports like badminton, cricket, volleyball and soccer.
Nitin graduated with Bachelors of Physiotherapy from the Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine and...
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Nitin completed his post graduation in Physiotherapy from Western University, London, Ontario. He has been practicing as a Physiotherapist since 2009. Along with working in private practice, he has completed his post-graduation in advanced manual therapy and is a FCAMPT, a Certified Gunn IMS practitioner and Functional dry needling practitioner. He is passionate about treating musculoskeletal injuries including sports injuries, work and motor vehicle injuries, with a combination of manual therapy, IMS and exercise prescription.
Personally, he enjoys hiking, travelling and volunteering. He volunteered at the BC Seniors Games and BC Summer Games in Abbotsford in the last few years. He is well versed in English, Hindi and Punjabi.
Nitin completed his post graduation in Physiotherapy from Western University, London, Ontario. He...
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Please be advised that WSBC claims (new or ongoing) are not currently being accepted by Forrest.
A 60-minute RMT appointment generally includes about 50 minutes of hands-on treatment, with the remaining time used for a brief assessment, reassessment if needed, and home care recommendations. 30- and 45-minute treatments follow a similar structure, with hands-on time adjusted accordingly. This approach follows the general practice guidelines set by the College of Complementary Health Professionals of British Columbia.
Please be advised that WSBC claims (new or ongoing) are not currently being accepted by Forrest.
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