CLINICAL FACULTY
Meet the instructors behind our hands-on upper extremity seminars
Learn from senior, Board Certified Hand Therapists who teach what they practice—evidence-based evaluation, clinical reasoning, and lab-driven techniques you can use on Monday.
Saba Kamal, OTR, CHT
Course Director & Lead Instructor
Board Certified Hand Therapist with over 30+ years of experience and 17 years in private practice, published research, and hospital-based leadership—known for her practical clinical reasoning acumen and rebuilding Hand Therapy programs.
Ashim Bakshi, MHs, OTR, CHT
Course Director & Lead Instructor
Certified Hand Therapist focused on high-yield assessment and treatment strategies for the upper quadrant, with teaching that keeps techniques evidence-based and immediately applicable.
OUR TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
We teach the way we treat patients: with evidence, clear clinical reasoning, and skilled hands-on practice. Every seminar is built to improve how you assess, decide, and treat the upper extremity—so you leave with techniques you can use the very next day in clinic.
— ADVANCED REHAB SEMINARS FACULTY
In the Lab
Hands-On Moments from Advanced Rehab Seminars
See our faculty in active instruction—live assessments, guided labs, and real-time clinical reasoning for upper-extremity care. Every course is built to translate immediately to your next patient and caseload.
Manual Medicine for the Upper Quadrant
Joint and soft-tissue techniques practiced in a supervised, hands-on lab.
The Upper Quadrant Clinical Roadmap
Case-driven decision making with practical exam-to-plan frameworks.
Neural Mobilization of the Upper Quadrant
Diagnostic reasoning plus peripheral nerve assessment and interventions.
Upper Extremity Challenges
100% material practice focused on the patients you see every week.
Post-Surgical Arm Management
Guidelines that go beyond protocols for safer, smarter progression.
Real-Time Soft Tissue Imaging
Live probe guidance to inform treatment choices for the stiff arm.
FACULTY UPDATES
Get course dates, lab tips, and faculty insights
One concise email every 4–6 weeks with upcoming seminars, evidence-based upper extremity pearls, and hands-on lab takeaways from our senior CHT instructors.
