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Eidan Al-Zahrani


Eidan Al-Zahrani

Prince Sultan Military Health College, Saudi Arabia

Biography

Dr. Al-Zahrani is a Physiotherapist (PhD) and Assistant Professor. He currently serves as the College Director of the Prince Sultan Military College of Health
Sciences (PSMCHS), Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. Since 2000, he started his academic profession at PSMCHS as Instructor and Assistant Director of Applied Medical Sciences. Then years later (2004-2005), he was promoted as the Director of Applied of Medical Sciences Department. His career continues at PSMCHS and served for almost a year as the Vice Dean of Clinical Affairs and Assistant Professor. His leadership soared high and later on appointed as the College Dean on October 2010 to date. Aside from his executive role, he continually works as participating member of curriculum development of Master’s Degree in Physical Therapy, part-time Consultant at King Fahd Military Medical Complex, visiting Assistant Professor at Dammam University. His academic and research efforts so far have centered on developing protocols and measurement tools for assessing and treating patients with knee injuries, evaluating non-invasive outcome measures for assessing muscle fatigues in patient with musculoskeletal disorders and evaluating the efficacy and mechanisms underpinning physical therapy interventions
such as therapeutic exercises, taping, bracing, foot orthoses. He has a record of numerous paper and presentations on physiotherapy. His academic efforts so far
have centered on allied health sciences and physiotherapy, which is under pipeline and has been approved by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties, the establishment of postgraduate high clinical diploma in musculoskeletal physical therapy at PSMCHS.

Abstract

Abstract : Does the arrangement of the interferential current electrodes affect its efficacy on pain?