Tamara Hawarneh

Ms. Tamara Hawarneh is a talented Physiotherapist in the Department of Physiotherapy at the District One and Motor City branch of Medcare Medical Centre. She completed her BPT (Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy) from the University of Sharjah. She is a certified dry-needling and Hijama Practitioner. She has also completed a certification program in advanced orthopaedic manual therapy techniques, focusing on the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. She is a member of the Emirates Physiotherapy Association as well as of the Red Crescent organization, a humanitarian movement that alleviates human suffering.

Working across diverse organizations, hospitals, and sports clubs, Ms. Hawarneh garnered hands-on physiotherapy experience. She treated adults and paediatric patients with musculoskeletal issues. She worked with the Rashid Hospital before joining Medcare. She has successfully integrated dry needling into treatment plans for patients with various conditions, including myofascial pain syndrome, trigger points, and chronic musculoskeletal pain. She is proficient in both dry cupping and wet cupping techniques, tailoring treatment protocols based on patient preferences, medical history, and presenting symptoms. She applies advanced manual therapy techniques in clinical practice to effectively manage musculoskeletal pain, restore joint mobility, and improve functional outcomes for patients.
 
Ms. Hawarneh has treated paediatric as well as geriatric patients with neurological conditions, and gynaecological musculoskeletal issues including athletes, post-surgical patients, and individuals with chronic musculoskeletal conditions. She manages musculoskeletal cases using different treatment protocols like manual therapy, exercise therapy, and using different modalities. She designs and implements tailored exercise programs to improve strength, flexibility, and functional capacity. She is proficient in joint mobilizations and soft tissue mobilization and her treatment plans are tailored to each patient's specific needs and goals, considering factors such as age, medical history, lifestyle, and personal preferences.

She has published a research paper in BMC Public Health and keeps herself updated with the latest interventions in her field. During her free time, she enjoys playing basketball and volunteering with Red Crescent.  She speaks Arabic and English.