Biography & achievements

Dr. Mohammad Sidiq is an esteemed Associate Professor and Consultant Physiotherapist, renowned for his contributions to the field of physiotherapy, particularly within pain sciences. With a distinguished career spanning over 10 years in academics and research, Dr. Sidiq has developed a profound expertise in orthopedic rehabilitation, evidenced by his role as a PhD Supervisor and his former position as a PhD coordinator at NIMS University. He holds a PhD in Physiotherapy from Madhav University and has further honed his skills with a Master's in Orthopedics and a Bachelor's in Physiotherapy.

Dr. Sidiq's dedication to clinical research is reflected in his extensive publication record, with 32 papers published in esteemed international and national journals. He has significantly contributed to the field through his role as a scientific committee chairman for 12 international and national conferences, showcasing his leadership in advancing physiotherapy research. Moreover, his commitment to excellence in research and education has been recognized through numerous awards and accolades, both nationally and internationally, including the prestigious Senior Researcher Award and the Academic Excellence Award.

An active member of several scientific and professional societies, Dr. Sidiq also serves as the President of the Indian Clinical Research Association (ICRA) since 2019, underlining his influence and dedication to the advancement of clinical research in India. His innovative approach to physiotherapy is further demonstrated through awarded copyrights and a patented design, showcasing his commitment to the development of new methodologies and therapeutic techniques.

Beyond his research and academic endeavors, Dr. Sidiq has contributed to the field through an extensive list of professional qualification courses, including accredited dynamic taping tutorship and certifications in various aspects of physiotherapy and rehabilitation. His comprehensive expertise and pioneering research make him a prominent figure in the physiotherapy community, dedicated to improving patient care and advancing the field through innovative research and education.