I am a dynamic individual fueled by an insatiable passion for continuous learning, particularly within the captivating realm of medical research. My commitment extends beyond personal growth; I am dedicated to fostering a deep understanding and connection with others to collaboratively explore sustainable solutions to pressing challenges in healthcare. I studied bachelor of physiotherapy at Jamia Millia Islamia University, which holds the 3rd rank in India. And I am considered one of the top graduating students.

My curiosity propels me to delve into diverse topics within the expansive field of healthcare and life sciences, especially anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics.

My adaptable nature allows me to navigate with ease in various environments. In my view, teaching is a harmonious blend of theoretical foundations and practical applications. I firmly believe in engaging students through visualization and cultivating critical thinking skills, as this approach not only enhances comprehension but also encourages active discussions.

Within my teaching philosophy, I place a strong emphasis on the art of questioning. I believe that asking and formulating insightful questions about the subject matter not only broadens perspectives but also elevates students' understanding to a profound level. To facilitate this, I integrate short Q&A sessions into my teaching program, fostering an environment that stimulates active discussions and promotes critical thinking among students.

Moreover, I recognize the paramount importance of understanding clinical relevance, particularly in the study of anatomy and physiology. By emphasizing the practical applications and relevance to medical conditions, students can explore these subjects through a lens that extends beyond theoretical knowledge.

In essence, it revolves around creating a dynamic and interactive learning experience where curiosity is ignited, questions are encouraged, and the intricate connections between theory and real-world applications are explored with enthusiasm.

What makes me ahead of others?

My assessment and diagnostic skills
My ability to adapt in challenging environments
My ability to deliver theoretical and practical knowledge in efficient ways
My dedication to meeting work deadlines, even if it's overtime
My optimistic and positive outlook helps me manage things.
My willingness to work leads to a team culture if required.
My humble and polite behaviour and mutual respect My motivation towards Clinical research and innovation
My evidence-based and patient-centric approach
My ability to provide the best quality rehab and faster results by adding multiple techniques w.r.t. the condition of patients.