anjali bamrah

medical services lead for england disability cricket

About

I am a qualified Specialist Physiotherapist in Musculoskeletal Outpatients and have a background as Specialist Physiotherapist in Neurology. I have worked in some of the leading hospital ins London including St Georges Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster and BHRUT. I have a wealth of experience in several departments including musculoskeletal outpatients, neurology, trauma and orthopaedics, care of the elderly and oncology. I have been incredibly lucky to include my passion for cricket along my career working for the PCB Women's cricket team in 2013 and The MCC Young Cricketers at Lords Cricket Ground in 2016. I have worked with high profile celebrities on a reality TV programme - The Jump 2016 which is a competitive ski jumping programme and was eventful to say the least! I currently work for The International Physiotherapy Centre in Qatar which provides fantastic quality of care to the population of Doha and look forward to seeing you in our new clinic very soon!

Country

united kingdom

City

london

Industry

sports

Skill

fitness, musculoskeletal, physical therapy

Experience

medical services lead for england disability cricket

england & wales cricket board (ecb)

2020-3 - Present · 6 yrs 7 mos

physiotherapist

pakistan women's cricket team

2013-7 - 2013-8 · 2 mos

physiotherapist

wanstead cricket club

2011-1 - 2013-1 · 2 yrs 1 mo

physiotherist

the jump 2016

2016-1 - 2016-3 · 3 mos

Working on The Jump 2016 was the most incredible experience and by far a huge learning curve! I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and working with high profile celebrities was incredible. Hope you managed to catch it on tv!

physiotherapist

nhs

2009-11 - 2012-1 · 2 yrs 3 mos

lead physiotherapist

southern vipers

2018-1 - Present · 8 yrs 9 mos

physiotherapist

lord’s cricket ground (marylebone cricket club)

2016-4 - 2016-9 · 6 mos

Working in sports has always been my dream and working for the MCC was a dream come true! The MCC Young Cricketers is a unique programme that offers the most talented cricketers a fantastic career opportunity. The age range of cricketers here is between 18-23 and most play or have been palying for counties in the UK. My roel as sole physiotherpist involved covering match days, training days and rehabilitation of injury back to play. Working closely with the coaching staff, management and private healthcare providers was key to promote recovery and rehabilitation. I carried a provate caseload of patients that I often would treat and had the amazing experience to cover the Engand test matches at Lords over the summer.