SRIMSCOP - Electrotherapy & Electro-diagnosis

Department of Electrotherapy and Electrodiagnosis

The Department of Electrotherapy and Electrodiagnosis is committed to delivering high-quality education and training in the domain of electro-physical modalities and electro -diagnostic techniques in physiotherapy. The department emphasizes a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on clinical skills to prepare students to effectively use electrotherapy modalities for pain relief, neuromuscular stimulation, tissue healing, and functional restoration.

Students are trained in the physiological effects, therapeutic uses, safety protocols, and contraindications of various electrotherapy modalities. In addition, the department offers comprehensive training in electrodiagnostic assessments such as Strength-Duration curve, Faradic – Galvanic Testing, Sensory Pain Threshold Assessment, Nerve conduction studies and electromyography on models, fostering a critical approach to evidence-based practice.

Regular workshops, seminars, and skill enhancement sessions are organized to ensure students and faculty stay updated with advancements in electrotherapy and diagnostic innovations. The department also encourages research activities and short-term projects for undergraduate students to instill analytical and scientific thinking.

Departmental Objectives

To provide comprehensive knowledge and practical training in electrotherapy and electrodiagnostic procedures to undergraduate students.
To enable students to understand and apply the physiological principles and therapeutic effects of various electro-physical modalities in simulated environments and under supervision in clinical settings.
To train students to conduct some electrodiagnostic procedures for accurate clinical diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment planning.
To foster a culture of research and innovation in the field of electrotherapy and electrodiagnosis, promoting continuous professional development.
To provide opportunities for students to participate in academic and clinical workshops, webinars, and conferences related to electrotherapy and electrodiagnosis for professional growth.

Meet Our Faculty

Dr. Surendra Wani

Principal & Professor

Dr. Neha Pujari

Assistant Professor

Dr. Kanchan Joshi

Assistant Professor

Department of Kinesiotherapy and Physical Diagnosis

The Department of Kinesiotherapy and Physical Diagnosis is dedicated to imparting in-depth knowledge and clinical expertise in human movement science, therapeutic exercise, and physical assessment techniques. The department focuses on training students in evaluating movement dysfunctions, musculoskeletal imbalances, and postural deviations, while equipping them with evidence-based therapeutic strategies to restore optimal function.

Students are guided through comprehensive modules on biomechanics, exercise physiology, posture and gait analysis, and functional movement assessments. A strong emphasis is placed on clinical reasoning using International Classification of Functioning (ICF) Model, patient-specific treatment planning, and manual therapy techniques.

The department regularly conducts practical demonstrations, workshops, and simulation-based learning to enhance students’ hands-on skills. Faculty-led skill development sessions and guest lectures from experienced clinicians foster a culture of continuous learning and application of modern therapeutic approaches. Students are encouraged to participate in clinical case discussions, research projects, and inter-departmental collaborations to strengthen diagnostic proficiency and therapeutic effectiveness.

Departmental Objectives

To provide a strong foundation in the principles of kinesiotherapy and physical diagnosis to undergraduate students.
To train students in the clinical application of therapeutic exercises and physiotherapeutic techniques in movement & functional restoration of various conditions.
To develop students' skills in performing systematic physical assessments in all the domains of physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal, Neuro-Science, Cardio-Respiratory, Women’s Health and Geriatric assessment).
To encourage a problem-solving approach in planning and implementing individualized physiotherapeutic interventions.
To inculcate clinical reasoning using ICF model and evidence-based decision-making in evaluating and managing various functional impairments.
To integrate theoretical knowledge with practical skills through regular clinical training in OPD & IPD, workshops, and case-based learning.
To foster interest in research and innovation in therapeutic exercise and physical diagnostic methods to improve patient outcomes.

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Department of Electrotherapy and Electrodiagnosis

Departmental Objectives