Physiotherapist, Full-time Studies, Fall, 2021: SFNS21

- is able to create a confidential, sincere and involving professional
interaction and therapy relationship with the rehabilitee/client
- is able to act as an expert of mobility, capacity for work and functional
ability in different teams, work groups, expert networks and service chains.
- is able to create an open, attentive and respectful relationship with others
- is able to work in client-and goal-oriented interaction with different
clients/patients, families and communities in various environments.
- is able to make expert decisions and work independently
- is able to practise multi-professional cooperation
- participates actively in the society to produce and develop services that
promote physiotherapy and functional ability, taking into consideration
regional, national and international challenges.
- is able to devise expert opinions and written comments

- is able to apply various counselling and teaching methods while
maintaining and promoting the mobility and functional ability among
different people.
- is able to use the principles of motor skills learning/guidance while guiding
a client/group to practise mobility and functional ability
- is able to apply the principles of practise and the methods of therapeutic
practise while guiding clients and groups
- is able to plan and instruct physical activity and adapted physical activity
that promote health and functional ability

- is able to research and analyse the prerequisites and limitations of mobility,
capacity for work and functional ability
- is able to make a physiotherapeutic plan using evaluation and clinical
deduction together with the client and taking the client’s needs into
consideration
- is able to follow up and evaluate the results of physiotherapy
- is able to use theoretically reasoned physiotherapy in an appropriate way to
maintain and/or promote the mobility and functional ability of the client
- is able to use the methods of physiotherapy in a safe way utilising their
physiological and therapeutic effects
- is able to practise manual therapy in a justified and appropriate way
- masters the structured documentation in physiotherapy

- is able to utilise technological possibilities in the work and in the
development of services
- is able to evaluate the client's need for aids and to guide him or her to find
and use them
- is able to use aids and technology when evaluating the mobility and
functional ability and is able to plan accessible environments in multiprofessional cooperation
- is able to use the methods of ergonomics to adapt different environments
to meet people's characteristics and needs

- is able to work according to the principles of his or her own inner
entrepreneur
- understands the principles that regulate business and business entity
- is able to start a business and work as an entrepreneur in a network of
welfare services
- is able to develop physiotherapy services in an economical, profitable and
socially responsible way.
- is able to work innovatively, independently and responsibly

- is able to take responsibility for one's own actions and their consequences
- is able to work according to the ethical principles of physiotherapy
- is able to take different actors into consideration in his or her work
- is able to adapt the principles of equality
- is able to adapt the principles of sustainable development

- is able to solve problems and develop working methods innovatively
- is able to work in projects
- is able to implement research and development projects applying existing
knowledge and methods
- is able to find client-oriented, sustainable and profitable solutions

- has necessary language competence to be able to work and develop in the
field of physiotherapy
- is able to cooperate with people from different cultural backgrounds
- is able to take the opportunities and effects of internationalisation into
account in his or her work

- is able to assess and develop one’s competences and learning methods
- is able to search, process and analyse information critically
- can assume responsibility for team learning and knowledge sharing

- is able to function as a member of a work community and contribute to its
work well-being
- is able to communicate and interact in professional situations
- is able to use information and communication technology in
physiotherapy
- is able to establish personal occupational contacts and to work in networks
- is able to make decisions in new and unforeseen situations
- is able to manage one’s work and to work independently in tasks requiring
expertise