Dr. Muheebur Rehman is an Assistant Professor at Abasyn University Peshawar, Pakistan, specializing in applied and industrial physical therapy, rehabilitation medicine, sports science, biomechanics, and kinesiology. With a strong background in clinical physiotherapy, he integrates academic and practical knowledge to foster research in rehabilitation, particularly in cardiopulmonary and musculoskeletal conditions. Known for his goal-oriented and analytical approach, Dr. Rehman is committed to advancing medical research in physical therapy, offering a wealth of experience in both academic teaching and clinical practice. His multifaceted career includes extensive volunteer work, active participation in conferences, and contributions to scientific journals, highlighting his dedication to the growth of his field.

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Education:

Dr. Rehman holds a Master of Science in Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy from Riphah International University, Islamabad (2019-2021), where he conducted innovative research on the effects of exercise training in lung cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Prior to that, he earned a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from Bacha Khan University, Charsadda (2013-2018), with research on non-specific cervical pain in adults. His academic journey reflects his deep commitment to improving rehabilitation strategies, combining advanced academic training with a focus on practical, evidence-based solutions in physical therapy and rehabilitation.

Professional Experience:

Dr. Muheebur Rehman has significant experience in both clinical and academic settings. Since 2020, he has served as an Assistant Professor and Clinical Instructor at Abasyn University Peshawar, where he lectures on rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy. His career includes a range of clinical roles, such as Clinical Physiotherapist at Hafeez Institute of Medical Science (2019-2020) and Clinical Assistant at the Paraplegic Center Hayatabad (2016-2017). Additionally, Dr. Rehman has been involved in various volunteer activities and leadership roles in healthcare and rehabilitation organizations, further underscoring his professional dedication.

Research Interests:

Dr. Rehman’s research focuses on applied physical therapy, specifically cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, musculoskeletal disorders, and the rehabilitation of individuals with chronic conditions. He has contributed to numerous studies on the effects of exercise on cancer patients, musculoskeletal pain, and rehabilitation strategies for conditions such as stroke and rheumatoid arthritis. His research aims to bridge gaps in rehabilitation practices, utilizing evidence-based approaches to enhance patient recovery and quality of life. Additionally, his work extends to improving therapeutic techniques for conditions like low back pain, mobility post-amputation, and post-stroke rehabilitation.

Research Skills:

Dr. Rehman’s research skills are diverse and robust, ranging from literature review and research planning to advanced data analysis. He is proficient in clinical research methodologies, including patient evaluations, data collection, and critical analysis. His skills in data visualization, source evaluation, and problem-solving support his research in physical therapy and rehabilitation. Dr. Rehman also excels in collaboration, regularly working with interdisciplinary teams to develop innovative rehabilitation strategies. His work is supported by a strong foundation in research ethics, critical thinking, and the use of modern tools for data management and presentation.

Awards and Honors:

Dr. Rehman has received several prestigious awards in recognition of his academic excellence and contributions to research. Notably, he earned the Vice Chancellor Research Excellence Award and the Malaysian Conference of Young Scientist Award. His achievements are also marked by merit scholarships at both DPT and MS levels and multiple certifications from leading global institutions, including Harvard Medical School, the University of Melbourne, and the World Health Organization. These honors reflect his commitment to advancing the field of physical therapy through both academic and practical contributions.