Inga Ivanishvili

Rehabilitation Physician, Manual Therapist

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Inga Ivanishvili - The credo of life

The Lord is my shepherd

Working Place

Tinomedi Clinic

Guramishvili’s 23a block, Tbilisi, Georgia

+995 595 63 05 75

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Working Hours:
Mon.-Fri. – 10:00 – 17:00

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Specialty

Rehabilitation, Manual Therapy

Scientific Rank

Professional interests

Rehabilitation

Manual Therapy

Professional Skills

Health Care 100%

Patient Relationship 100%

Professional Development 100%

Personal Information

Inga Ivanishvili

Date of birth: 30.01.1969

Specialty: Head of the Therapeutic Massage and Rehabilitation Direction at the Health Professional’s Fund, rehabilitation physician, manual therapist, trainer

Place of work: Tinomedi Clinic

Field of activity: Rehabilitation, Manual Therapy.

Medical experience: since 2001

Education

1989-1995 – Tbilisi State Medical University, Faculty of general medicine, specialty – general medicine.
1997-2001 – Svetlyakova Kravchenko Manual Therapy Academy (Tibetan-Ukrainian School of Manual Therapy).
2001 – Retraining course of remedial gymnastics and physiotherapy at the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre of Tbilisi Health Care Head Office, conferred qualification – massage therapist.

Work Experience

2001-2003 – Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Centre of Tbilisi Health Care Head Office, managed a practical course of massage and engaged in practice activities.
Since 2003 – has independent, private, continuous practice in both practical activity and individual and team training.

Full range of orthopedic and neurorehabilitation of children and adults. Full range of massage and manual therapy: osteochondrosis, herniation of intervertebral disk, protrusion, neuralgia, arthrosis, coxarthrosis, scoliosis, flat-foot, valgus, children’s orthopedic pathologies (a full range of pediatric massage), pathologies of cerebrovascular accident and neurogenetic origin identified from supporting-motor apparatus (soft and spastic paralysis, contractures) is an incomplete list of those pathologies in which manual therapy and kinesitherapy occupy a leading position.