Rehabilitation Doctors Abroad — Page 4

Sharon Shaklai specializes in rehabilitation for children and adolescents at Loewenstein Hospital, focusing on tailored recovery plans.

• Expert in pediatric and adolescent rehabilitation
• Works at Loewenstein Hospital Rehabilitation Center
• Develops personalized treatment approaches

Dr. Kasama Wiroskoolchai is a wellness specialist at Mali Interdisciplinary Hospital in Bangkok. Dr. Wiroskoolchai focuses on combining conventional and precision medicine to treat chronic conditions. The doctor manages non-communicable diseases like type 1 and type 2 diabetes. This approach aims to improve quality of life and longevity through restorative care.

• Specializes in pharmacopuncture and rehabilitation after stroke or traumatic brain injury.
• Treats autoimmune conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis and autoimmune hepatitis.
• Works at a facility accredited by the GHA and AACI for international patient safety.
• Uses regenerative techniques to help tissue repair and prevent disease complications.

Dr. Patthama Likitwittaya specializes in rehabilitation medicine with advanced training in gait improvement for Parkinson's patients and innovative pain management techniques.

• Diplomate of the Thai Board of Rehabilitation Medicine
• Principal investigator in Parkinson's disease gait research
• Trained in ultrasound-guided rehab management and shock wave therapy
• Member of the Royal College of Physiatrists of Thailand

Specialist in rehabilitation after spinal cord and spinal cord injuries

Dr. Emiroglu brings over 29 years of experience of surgical expertise to rehabilitation, with specialized training in breast and endocrine procedures.

• Member of multiple surgical associations including Breast Surgery and Endocrine Surgery
• Trained in oncoplastic breast surgery and proctologic diseases
• Participated in advanced surgical trainings in Germany
• Works at Memorial Bodrum Hospital – a leading healthcare facility

Rattikan Kongsee is an occupational therapist. She works in pediatric and adult rehabilitation. She treats ASD, ADHD, developmental delay, neurological disorders, cognitive impairment, and dysphagia. Her approach is play‑based and individualized. She practices at Vega Medical Services (2025–present) and Growing Smart (2022–present). She previously provided school‑based OT at the Canadian International School of Thailand and the Bangkok School for the Blind. She also worked part‑time at Chersery Home (2020–2022).

Education: Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Chiang Mai University (2016–2019; GPA 3.27). Training and certificates: BLS (2018), Infection Control (2017), Interprofessional Education (2019), Sensory Integration clinical observation (2022), OT and Thai cultural values (2022), Empowering Rehabilitation through Multidisciplinary Excellence (2025). She also provides 1:1 home visits for dysphagia and dementia (2025).