Amey Naik

A motivated and patient-focused physiotherapy graduate from KLE Institute of Physiotherapy, Belagavi, currently completing an internship at KLE’s Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital. During this time, has gained hands-on experience across various departments including orthopedics, neurology, pediatrics, cardiopulmonary, geriatrics, oncology, sports, OBG, and community-based rehabilitation.

Comfortable managing patients at OPD, IPD, and ICU levels, as well as in camp-based setups. Confident in planning personalized rehabilitation programs and using both basic and advanced modalities like IFT, TENS, ultrasound, laser therapy, SIS, and shockwave therapy. Known for being adaptable, a good team player, and always eager to keep learning—especially in the areas of musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy.

Additional details :

Commute: Flexible and will prefer to commute independently

Ready to learn: Yes – highly motivated to gain deeper expertise under experienced mentors

Current CTC: Rs. 3.0- 3.6LPA

Expected salary: Open to discussion (negotiable based on learning opportunities )

Need accommodation: Preferred but not mandatory

Joining date: Available to join from September 2025

• Kinetic Chain Activation Technique (K-CAT).Attended a fascia-focused movement workshop led by Dr. K.M. Annamalai at KLE University in May 2025.This workshop helped me understand how to identify and activate dysfunctional fascial lines and restore efficient movement patterns to improve posture and performance.
• Basic and Advanced Life Support (BLS & ALS) .Completed emergency care training at KLE University in March 2025, covering high-quality CPR, AED usage, airway support, and team-based resuscitation.The course followed international guidelines and prepared me to handle urgent cardiac and respiratory emergencies across all age groups.
• Dry Needling, Cupping Therapy & Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation (IASTM).Completed a hands-on course by Cortex Sports Therapy Association in May 2024, held in Mumbai.The training focused on practical, evidence-based techniques including dry needling for trigger points, static and dynamic cupping methods, and IASTM tools to help relieve soft tissue restrictions, reduce pain, and improve mobility.

• Playing the Tabla has been a meaningful part of my life and a creative outlet beyond academics. It helps me stay focused, calm, and connected to rhythm and discipline. I enjoy experimenting with different styles — from Bollywood classics and devotional bhajans to light instrumental covers — and often spend my free time jamming or recording for fun. It keeps me grounded and adds balance to my daily routine.