Bharti Mahajan
About Bharti Mahajan
Bharti Mahajan is a Registered Extended Healthcare Practitioner at MAXIMUS in the United Kingdom, specializing in early intervention, prevention strategies, and the management of chronic conditions.
Current Role at MAXIMUS
Bharti Mahajan currently works at MAXIMUS as a Registered Extended Healthcare Practitioner. She started with the organization in 2017 and is based in the United Kingdom. In her role, she focuses on early intervention and prevention strategies and specializes in assessing disabilities. Through her work, she aims to promote health service improvement and ensure individuals receive appropriate care and support.
Previous Experience as Physiotherapist at Plans4Rehab
Before joining MAXIMUS, Bharti Mahajan worked at Plans4Rehab as a Senior Physiotherapist from 2016 to 2017. In this capacity, she operated in Leicester, United Kingdom, for 11 months. Her responsibilities included the management of rehabilitation programs and providing physiotherapy services aimed at improving patients' physical conditions.
Public Health and Business Education
Bharti Mahajan holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from Coventry University, which she completed in 2016. She focused her studies on Public Health, equipping her with the knowledge to combine healthcare practices with business management skills. This educational background supports her professional endeavors in advocating for health service development and improvements.
Specialization in Neurology
Bharti Mahajan earned a Master's Degree in Physiotherapy (Neurology) from Sheffield Hallam University between 2010 and 2012. This specialized education allows her to adeptly manage chronic and long-term neurological conditions through rehabilitation. Her expertise in neurology is a significant asset in her numerous physiotherapy roles throughout her career.
Promoting Healthy Lifestyles and Workforce Fitness
Bharti Mahajan places a strong emphasis on promoting healthy lifestyles as part of her professional practice. Her efforts are geared towards keeping individuals fit for work, which aligns with her interest in early intervention and prevention strategies. This aspect of her professional focus is evident in her role as a disability assessor and throughout her previous physiotherapy positions.