My journey into physiotherapy began at the prestigious ”Grigore Alexandrescu” Emergency Hospital for Children in Bucharest, where I interned in the Recovery, Physiotherapy and Balneotherapy Laboratory.

This experience provided a strong foundation in treating a wide range of conditions.

I've found deep fulfilment specialising in paediatrics at the Daily Centre for Children with Disabilities at Caritas Association, Bucharest.

This experience has taught me a lot. I now understand childhood development well. I also know the challenges faced by children with disabilities.

To further develop my skills, I began working at a local medical centre.

This experience allowed me to improve my skills in many physiotherapy techniques. It prepared me to meet the unique needs of both adults and children.

Upon arriving in the UK, I became a specialist in neurological physiotherapy.

I treated patients with many complex physical, sensory, and cognitive problems, such as Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Spinal Cord Injury (SCI).

Committed to continuous improvement, I became a First Contact Physiotherapist at an NHS GP Practice.

This role honed my skills. I learned to assess, initially diagnose, help with the appropriate home treatment plan, or refer to the appropriate specialist for further investigation of many musculoskeletal conditions.

I received a new opportunity in the field and transitioned into community therapy team at Queen Victoria Hospital. There, I worked with elderly patients in their homes and individuals with disabilities in the community.

Helping them improve mobility, independence, and well-being was very rewarding.