Professional Profile
Christine Joyce Juatas is a DHA-licensed Physiotherapist with over nine years of clinical experience, having begun her professional practice in 2017. She is dedicated to delivering evidence-based, individualized, and patient-centered rehabilitation to help patients manage pain, restore mobility, regain functional independence, and improve their overall quality of life.
Throughout her clinical career, Christine has developed a broad foundation in rehabilitation across diverse patient populations, including pediatric, geriatric, orthopedic, neurological, and post-acute care. Her experience also includes prosthetic training, hand therapy, and community-based physiotherapy.
Currently practicing at Physiocare Physiotherapy Center, Christine focuses on musculoskeletal rehabilitation, sports injury management, and manual therapy. She combines hands-on treatment techniques with personalized exercise and rehabilitation programs to promote recovery, improve movement, and support patients in returning safely to their daily activities and preferred level of physical function.
Areas of Expertise
- Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation — Assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, pain, stiffness, and movement limitations.
- Sports Injury Rehabilitation — Rehabilitation programs designed to support recovery, restore strength and mobility, and facilitate a safe return to physical activity.
- Manual Therapy — Soft tissue techniques and joint mobilization to help relieve pain and improve joint mobility.
- Orthopedic Rehabilitation — Functional recovery following orthopedic injuries, surgeries, and musculoskeletal conditions.
- Neurological Rehabilitation — Physiotherapy interventions to improve movement, balance, coordination, and functional independence.
- Pediatric and Geriatric Rehabilitation — Individualized care tailored to the developmental needs of children and the functional needs of older adults.
- Prosthetic Training — Rehabilitation and functional training to support prosthetic use and mobility.
- Hand Therapy — Rehabilitation focused on improving hand function, strength, mobility, and daily activity performance.
- Post-Acute Rehabilitation — Structured rehabilitation to facilitate recovery and restore functional abilities.
- Community-Based Physiotherapy — Rehabilitation support focused on improving physical function and independence within the community.
Professional Experience
Physiotherapist | Physiocare Physiotherapy Center
- Provide individualized physiotherapy assessment and treatment for patients with musculoskeletal conditions and movement limitations.
- Manage sports-related injuries through tailored rehabilitation and progressive exercise programs.
- Apply manual therapy techniques, including soft tissue treatment and joint mobilization, to address pain and mobility restrictions.
- Develop patient-specific rehabilitation plans focused on functional recovery, strength, flexibility, and mobility.
- Educate patients on therapeutic exercises, posture, injury prevention, and self-management strategies.
- Monitor rehabilitation progress and adapt treatment plans according to individual goals and functional outcomes.
Physiotherapist | Walk and Work Foundation / Iloilo Prosthetic Center, Philippines
- Delivered physiotherapy services to patients with diverse rehabilitation needs across different age groups.
- Provided pediatric, geriatric, orthopedic, and neurological rehabilitation.
- Supported post-acute recovery and functional rehabilitation.
- Assisted patients with prosthetic training and mobility-related rehabilitation.
- Provided hand therapy to improve upper limb function and performance of daily activities.
- Participated in community-based physiotherapy services to promote mobility, independence, and improved quality of life.
Professional Approach
Christine is committed to compassionate, ethical, and patient-centered care. She emphasizes individualized treatment planning, functional goal setting, patient education, and active participation in rehabilitation.
Her goal is to help each patient achieve meaningful improvements in mobility, independence, and overall well-being.