Forensic Physiotherapist
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Last updated on 20 Jan 2026
Overview
A Forensic Physiotherapist evaluates physical injuries for legal purposes, often involving cases of assault, accidents, or workplace injuries. They provide expert assessments for courts, insurance companies, and legal teams. Their clinical knowledge is applied to understand trauma impact and recovery timelines. The role blends physiotherapy with legal and ethical expertise. It's crucial in supporting fair legal judgments based on medical facts.
Job Description
- Perform physical assessments related to injury claims.
- Document clinical findings for legal use.
- Serve as an expert witness in court proceedings.
- Collaborate with lawyers, insurers, and forensic teams.
- Prepare medico-legal reports and rehabilitation recommendations.
- Ensure unbiased, ethical, and professional conduct.
- Stay updated with forensic laws and injury classification standards.
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