Csilla Szabóné Bora

About

I am a qualified physiotherapist with many years of experience.

Why did I choose this profession?

I love people, I love helping others. Sport has been a part of my life since childhood, and during my school years I was interested in biology and physics, alongside music and dance. I wrote my diploma thesis on polytraumatised patients, which is why I tried to get a job in this field after my state exams. I started my career at the Rheumatology-Musculoskeletal Clinic of the Uzsoki Street Hospital, and after six months I transferred to the Post-Orthopedics-Traumatology Department. Among my great colleagues, I learned how much more effective our work is when we can work together as a team.

After the birth of my children, I returned to work in the Traumatology Department of St. John’s Hospital. Here I was involved in rehabilitation as well as acute post-operative care of accidental and sports injuries. The biggest and most rewarding challenge in an acute ward is gaining the trust of patients to work with us. During my 13 years here, I have also met many spinal patients and when I had the opportunity, I started working in the Neurosurgery Department of the hospital. It was here that I learnt the rehabilitation of patients who had undergone corrective and other spinal surgeries, which became my favourite area, along with the aftercare of sports and accidental injuries. After assessing the lack of follow-up care for these patients after discharge from hospital, I started practising at the Budapest Musculoskeletal Private Outpatient Clinic in 2015.

In my work, I keep abreast of new therapeutic techniques and participate in professional training.

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Courses I have completed

• Barvichenko Manual Therapy accredited by Semmelweis University
• Functional training in therapy and sports rehabilitation
• Segmental stabilisation training for the lumbar spine
• McKenzie A, B course
• Anatomy Trains
• Stecco’s Fascia Manipulation Module I
• Rehabilitation of patients with osteoporosis
• Rehabilitation and physiotherapy treatment of incontinence
• Multidisciplinary management of peripheral neutral structures
• Functional Elastic Taping
• Andrea Friedrichné Nagy:Update on Obstetric Physiotherapy
• Edina Iván: Return to physical activity and sport after childbirth

My approach to life is holistic healing, which, when combined with personalised rehabilitation, results in the greatest improvement in quality of life for the patient.

Professional curriculum vitae

Personal data

Name Csilla Szabóné Bora

Job name St. John’s Hospital Department of Neurosurgery

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Professional experience

• 2014 – St. John’s Hospital Department of Neurosurgery
• 2001 – 2014 St. John’s Hospital Traumatology Department
• 1998 – 2001 Home Care and Specialist Nursing
• 1987 – 1990 Uzsoki Utcai Hospital Orthopedics – Traumatology post-operative
• 1986 – 1987 Uzsoki Utcai Hospital Rheumatology and Occupational Therapy Specialist Outpatient Clinic

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Education

• SOTE Faculty of Health Sciences College of Physical Therapy

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Continuing professional training

• Manual therapy
• Rehabilitation of patients with osteoporosis
• Pelvic floor muscle exercise
• Kinematic Taping course
• McKenzie A, B course
• Segmental stabilisation training for the lumbar spine
• Multidisciplinary Treatment of Peripheral Neural Structures
• Selective electrotherapy
• Shockwave Therapy
• NRX – Balance Academy
• Varga Viola Dynamic manual therapy – Examination and treatment of the myofascial system
• Functional training in therapy and sports rehabilitation

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