Dr. Meenakshi (P. T.)
Dr. Meenakshi (P. T.)
Faculty
Senior faculty in Sports Medicine, Sports Medical Rehabilitation and Exercise Therapy
Meenakshi's credentials include –
✅ GRADUATION: - Completed Bachelor in Physiotherapy (BPT) course from 2009-2013(Gold medalist) with 68 % of marks from College of Physiotherapy, Pt. B D Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak [Haryana]
✅ INTERNSHIP:- Completed my 6 months compulsory rotatory Internship in Pt. B D Sharma University of Health Sciences, Rohtak. From 01/11/2013 till 02/05/2014 under various departments.
✅ POST GRADUATION: - Complete Masters of physiotherapy in Sports from 2015-2017 with 65% of marks from Baba Mastnath university Rohtak.
✅ Member –
✅ Indian Association of Sports Medicine
✅ Indian Red Cross society Life Member
✅ Reviewed several papers in internationally respected journals and attended symposia and workshops
Meenakshi’s work experience includes –
✅ Working as Asst. Professor in Department of Physiotherapy P.D.M University Bahadurgarh (Haryana).
✅ Worked as Sports Physiotherapist in Sports Authority of India National Boxing Academy (Autonomous Org under MYAS) – Youth (W) Boxing National Coaching Camp at National Boxing Academy Rohtak from April to August 2018.
✅ (Managed – Boxing related injuries / soft tissue trauma / ENT Issues / Rehabilitation and prognosis) / Sports Physio – Youth Woman Boxing Camp – SAI NBA Rohtak
✅ Worked as a sports physiotherapist at National Korf ball coaching camp held at Rajiv Gandhi stadium Rohtak from 13-31 July 2016 and 7-15 august 2016.
✅ Voluntary Worked with sports specialties like athlete’s, wrestlers, Badminton players in Chotu Ram stadium, Rohtak and MD University suffering from ACL, Meniscal tear, ankle sprain, shin splints, dislocations, shoulder.
✅ Worked as a physiotherapist in 3rd AMBEDKAR National Games 2015-16
A teacher with great knowledge delivery skills backed by extensive hands on experience in sports injury management and rehabilitation, Meenakshi is passionate about Exercise and Fitness. She believes in the motto: prevention is safer than rehabilitation.
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