Rehabilitation therapists assess functional limitations, design tailored therapeutic programmes, and support patients through structured recovery pathways in clinical and community settings. They utilize evidence-based interventions including therapeutic exercise, mobility retraining, neuromuscular activation, and postural correction to enhance functional independence. Working alongside physiotherapists, physicians, and occupational therapists, they ensure continuity of care across acute, subacute, and long-term rehabilitation. Increasing global prevalence of musculoskeletal disorders, neurological conditions, and ageing populations drives demand for specialised rehabilitation services. Advances in assistive technology, digital therapy platforms, and movement analytics further expand opportunities in hospitals, rehabilitation centres, and integrated healthcare systems.