Bell's palsy, cerebral palsy, severe burns, and other trauma related injuries are just some of the cases you'll treat during your time in Iloilo. On a physiotherapy placement, you'll have the opportunity to utilise handmade rehab equipment, giving you truly unique clinical experience. What's more, you'll have the chance to go whale watching with your time off, or just kick back and relax in a mountainside 'kawa' - a hot bath. Read what our students think below!
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University of Nottingham 2015
My first surprise was how differently the hospital operated compared with hospitals in the UK.
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University of Rhode Island 2015
I saw patients with DeQuervain syndrome, Bell’s palsy, adhesive capsulitis, and back pain.
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Shenandoah University 2014
Ghana has a huge place in my heart and memories I will never forget.
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Glasgow Caledonian University 2014
In outpatients I saw a variety of conditions mostly arising from the heavy labour jobs done in Nepal
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Robert Gordon University 2013
Sri Lanka is a beautiful country with beautiful people and so much to teach any student who is willing to learn
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Professional placement 2013
I was able to see a variety of cases, including pediatric cases such as cerebral palsy
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University of Northumbria 2008
Students and new ideas are always welcome, but honestly I found myself taking a lot more home than I anticipated.
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Manchester Metropolitan University 2011
I was able to work with the paediatric patients and their mothers. This was my favourite part of the placement as it provided an opportunity to observe and treat paediatric cases which are rare in the United Kingdom.
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Manchester Metropolitan University 2010
The majority of patients we saw were stroke victims and a lot of these patients had been coming to physio for years, so had really built up a rapport with everyone working there.
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Queen Margaret University 2011
The positive ethos and spirit of both staff and patients alike was extremely heart-warming
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