Welcome to Indus College Of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation

Physical therapy is an emerging field in medical sciences, which gives new dimensions to solve the challenges being faced by health service providers around the world. Physical therapists work as part of the healthcare team to make the healthcare system function smoothly by providing their services in different specialties to improve mobility and quality of life.

Indus College of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation was established by Indus University of Health Sciences in the year 2021. The college achieved affiliation with Jinnah Sindh Medical University in 2021. The college has kept pace with the changing world and has been a pioneering spirit behind many innovations in curriculum delivery. Clinical education is an integral component of the Indus College of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) curriculum, and the faculty designed a curriculum to meet accreditation expectations and provide optimal learning experiences for the students.

About

Our Leadership

Dr. Muhammad Amin Chinoy
Senior Executive Director, Physical Rehabilitation Directorate
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Indus Hospital & Health Network has established its reputation in the healthcare sector […]

Dr. Farrukh Siddique (PT)
Principal
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Indus College of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation is dedicated to the proper growth and development of every student for […]

Vision, Mission, & Values

Vision

To produce competent, qualified, and dedicated healthcare personals who fulfill their professional obligation to contribute to excellence in healthcare

The Indus College of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation endeavors to be one of the leading physical therapy institutes for developing competent, excellence-driven, and compassionate healthcare professionals.

  • Diversity: Valuing and respecting individuals from diverse backgrounds is essential for providing culturally competent care.
  • Collaboration: Add value by promoting partnership and networking with other institutions.
  • Compassion: Reflect concern for the sufferings and misfortunes of others.
  • Integrity: Prioritizing patient well-being and upholding the profession’s integrity.
  • Lifelong Learning: Through the development of critical thinking skills to evaluate new information and evidence.
  • Ethics: Protecting patient privacy and maintaining confidentiality is essential for building trust.

By incorporating these values, physical therapy students can develop into competent, ethical, and compassionate professionals who make a positive impact on the lives of their patients.