Faculty of Health Sciences

Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation

Message from the Head of Department

Prof. Dr. Yasemin Çırak, Bölüm Başkanı

Prof. Yasemin Çırak
Head of Department

Physiotherapist constitute a very special occupational group. From a baby's first steps to an adult relearning to walk after a stroke and the return of a professional athlete to competition, it liberates people from many different fields of life. Physiotherapists are interested in preserving and increasing the quality of life, preventing disease and the predisposing conditions, and treating current disorders and their rehabilitation.

Our Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department within our Health Sciences Faculty has graduated its first students in the 2016 – 2017 training year and aims to train physiotherapists that will play an active role in training,

management and research, contribute to scientific developments, and become well-known globally in the physiotherapy and rehabilitation area

Being a Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation specialist is among the most preferred occupations in the world at present, making entry very competitive. Our aim as the Istinye University Health Sciences Faculty's Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department is to make the best use of our highly qualified faculty to graduate physiotherapists that are adequately trained for both theoretical work and clinical applications. Istinye University provides its students the opportunity to participate in an unpaid internship period at more than 30 hospitals with advanced technology such as “Liv Hospital”, “Medical Park” and “VM Medical Park” so that they can use the theoretical training they received from our experienced and specialized faculty for practical applications. Our successful graduates will be able to find the opportunity to work at the “MLPCare Group” that includes the abovementioned hospitals within its framework.

Graduates of the Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Department can find employment at state and private health care institutions, national and international inpatient treatment centers, private training and rehabilitation centers, prosthesis-orthosis production and rehabilitation centers, primary health care institutions, industrial facilities, schools, sports clubs, nursing homes, occupational rehabilitation and spa centers, private branch centers and home care centers.

The young physiotherapists that graduate;

  • Will possess the necessary ethical values
  • Be role models who are active in protecting the health of the community
  • Who can guide individuals towards a healthy and high-quality life
  • Who are aware that they are effective members of the health care team
  • Who have the necessary national and international professional proficiency
  • Who are well-rehearsed in training and rehabilitation
  • Who have taken the philosophy of life-long learning and teaching to heart.

 

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