Dr. Sadaf Aziz (PT) is a distinguished Physical Therapist specializing in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation. With over 10 years of extensive experience across various private and public hospitals, educational institutions, and research settings, Dr. Aziz has made significant contributions to the advancement of physical therapy in the region

Dr. Sadaf Aziz (PT) is a highly qualified Physical Therapist with a diverse academic background and extensive experience in healthcare and education. She holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) and a Master of Physical Therapy (MSPT) from Khyber Medical University, achieving top honors throughout her academic career.

She has made significant contributions through her academic, clinical, and research endeavors in her professional career. With a commitment to professional development, Dr. Aziz has facilitated numerous workshops and conferences, contributing significantly to the field of physical therapy education and practice

Presently, Dr. Aziz serves as the In-Charge Physical Therapist and Assistant Professor at Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation department of Rehman Medical Institute. In this role, she manages the department, oversees a dynamic team, and coordinates various specialties of rehabilitation. She is committed to ensuring effective and high-quality services by focusing on incorporating the latest advancements in rehabilitation and maintaining a high standard of patient care. She is also involved in academic endeavors, teaching and mentoring future therapists, coordinating clinical training programs, and spearheading research projects

Dr. Aziz is recognized as Pakistan’s first Diplomate of the American Board of Quality Assurance & Utilization Review Physicians (CHCQM) among physiotherapists. She is recognized as the first internationally certified Mulligan Practitioner from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), enhancing her expertise in manual therapy techniques. Dr. Aziz is also an internationally certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist (OMPT) and Kinesio-Taping Practitioner (CKTP)