Mr John Mitchell

Physiotherapist
Chartered Physiotherapist

Practising at

Spire Clare Park Hospital

Treatment information

Some of the principal treatments carried out by Mr John Mitchell at Spire include:

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy from Spire

Professional profile

John gained his BSc in Physiotherapy in 2001 having previously studied psychology and biochemistry to degree level. He completed rotations in general medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, intensive care, elderly care and musculoskeletal outpatients at Frimley Park NHS Trust Hospital. John then gained a senior post in outpatients at Farnham Hospital where he set up and developed a Back Rehabilitation Class. During this time he gained experience in treating acute and chronic conditions as well as rehabilitation from sporting injuries and orthopaedic procedures.

In 2006 John gained the diploma in Orthopaedic Medicine and he is also qualified to practice acupuncture. He has an interest in soft tissue treatments particularly myofascial release and trigger point therapy. John has also completed courses in managing shoulder problems and this is a particular interest of his. John moved to Spire Clare Park Hospital in May 2008 where he now works both on the ward and in the outpatients department.

Clinical Interests

Acupuncture
Physiotherapy

Spinal rehabilitation Soft tissue treatments Shoulder problems Sport injury Core stability Hip and knee problems

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