Irma Aryani
Irma Aryani,SKM,Ftr
Why did you become a Physiotherapist?
From the beginning, I have a deep interest in human health and the mechanics of the human body. I wanted to help others restore their physical abilities, especially those who face movement limitations due to injuries or illnesses. Becoming a physiotherapist allows me to make a direct impact on people’s lives, helping them to regain mobility and improve their quality of life.
What sort of patients do you most enjoy helping?
My passion lies in assisting patients with musculoskeletal disorders, sport injuries and women’s health. Watching them return to their favourite activities after recovery is one of the most fulfilling aspects of my career. I am also passionate about helping elderly patients maintain their mobility and independence as they age.
Interesting things you have done in your career?
- Attended various seminars and training sessions on the latest rehabilitation techniques.
- Participated in a rehabilitation program for local communities in collaboration with other health workers to ensure optimal recovery.
- Developed a unique approach that combines functional exercises and manual therapy to maximize patient outcomes.
What do you do to keep fit?
I stay active by engaging in walking, cycling and workouts. This helps me maintain stamina, fitness and flexibility, which are essential for my physically demanding profession.
Greatest sporting achievement?
Achieving my personal fitness goals.
If you could jump on a plane and visit one city, which would it be?
I’d love to go to Switzerland and Germany.
Where did you grow up?
I grew up in West Nusa Tenggara.
What is your food weakness?
Salad
