I am a senior lecturer at Graduate School of Health- Discipline of Physiotherapy, at UTS. I am a trained Pediatrics physiotherapist and has completed my undergraduate degree (Bachelors of Physiotherapy- 2007) and Masters Study (Masters of Physiotherapy in Pediatrics- 2009) in India. After working as a Lecturer in India (2009-2011), I moved to New Zealand to start my PhD at the School of Physiotherapy, University of Otago. My doctoral research was in the area of Neuropathic pain and was completed in 2015 with a thesis entitled “Neuropathic pain: Outcome measures and their psychometric properties”. This study focused on identifying reliable and valid outcomes measures for diabetic neuropathic pain. During my PhD, I also worked as a distant lecturer at the Angelia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, Essex, UK. After my graduation, I worked as an Assistant Research Fellow at the National Science Challenge- Ageing Well, hosted by the University of Otago, New Zealand (2017-2018). I have teaching interests in Outpatient rehabilitation and Prevention and Rehabilitation in the Community.