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Nigerian

8. STATE OF ORIGIN: Ogun

9. CURRENT STATUS: Lecturer /Clinician

10. NAME AND ADDRESS OF NEXT OF KIN:
Mrs. Rashidat Mubo Lamina(Wife),
C/O Dept. of Physiotherapy,
Faculty of Medical Sciences,
Jimma University,Jimma,Ethiopia.

English Proficiency My major language of proficiency is English. I used English language as the medium of learning, from elementary-primary to secondary and for my degrees programs. English language has been the only official means of communication in all my years of professional career as a university lecturer, other administrative responsibilities and social functions.
Discipline Physiotherapy/Exercise (Fitness) & Sports Science.
General Interest and Objective Training, Research, and Clinical Services.
Areas of Research Interest Therapeutic Exercise, Exercise(Fitness) & Sports Science

Description of Previous Work Experience I engage in physiotherapy clinical practice and teaching of undergraduate courses, clinical instruction to Physiotherapy and other Medical and Paramedical Students in all ramifications of Physiotherapy, research studies and publications in general physiotherapy, therapeutic exercise, fitness & sports science and related fields. I also involve in administrative duties, human development services, training, personnel resources and consultancy. Combining and relating research with clinical practice is my delightsome adventure.

Professional Background

I. Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy(NSP)(Kano
chapter)“Physical Fitness for the Health and the
Sick” 2006 II.University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital
International UP date Seminar/Workshop on
“Physiotherapy Management of Cardiovascular and
Pulmonary Conditions” 2005
III.NSP annual scientific conference/workshop on
“Physiotherapy in Public Health”2004
IV.Kano State Staff Development Centre, Office of the Head Civil
Service. Training Workshop on
“Hospital Staff/Patient Relationship” 2001
NSP annual scientific conference: On
“Physiotherapy & Hematology: management of
sickle cell disease”2000
VI.Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy (NSP) annual Scientific
Conference/Workshop on “Recent
Techniques in Paediatrics Physiotherapy”1998
VII.Ogun State University Teaching Hospital (OSUTH)Sagamu: Baby
Friendly Hospital Initiative on
“Breastfeeding and Lactation management for Medical,
Nursing and Senior Health Professionals”1995

Educational Background 1. PhD(Therapeutic Exercise) IN VIEW, University of Nigeria Enugu Campus,Enugu, Nigeria: 2005-Date
2. M.Sc(Education)Physical & Health Education(Specialization in Exercise & Sports Science)Date of Award: 113th January 2005, Bayero University, Kano, Nigeria. 2002-2005
3. B.Sc(Physiotherapy) Date of Award: March 25th 1994, University of Ibadan, Nigeria: 1990-1994
4. West Africa School Certificate of Education (WASCE) &General Certificate of Education (GCE) Date of Award: May/June & Nov/December 1997.
Professional Experience
I. Lecturer/ Clinician :2007-Till Date
Physiotherapy Department, Faculty of Medical Sciences, Jimma University,
Jimma, Ethiopia
II. Associate Editor – Journal of Medicine and Rehabilitation: 2006- Till Date
III. Principal Physiotherapist & Head of Physiotherapy Dept, Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital, Kano. 2002-2007
IV. Member of the Medical Team (Physiotherapist):2000
22nd African Nation Cup “Nigeria/Ghana 2000”
V. Member of the Medical Team (Physiotherapist)1999
10th FIFA World Youth Soccer Championship
“Nigeria 99”
VI. Part-time Lecturer and Clinical Instructor, 1997-2007 Physiotherapy Dept, Federal School of Physiotherapy/Bayero University Kano.
VII. Physiotherapist I,1997-2002.Physiotherapy Department, Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital, Kano, Nigeria
VIII. National Youth Service Corp(NYSC) Physiotherapist :1995-1996,Physiotherapy Dept, Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital, Kano
IX. Intern Physiotherapist:994-1995,Physiotherapy Dept, Ogun State University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu Ogun State

Publications
1) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (in press) Incidence of paralytic poliomyelitis pre, peri and post suspension period of polio immunization campaign using referral rate for physiotherapy at Murtala Muhammed Specialist Hospital, Kano, North West, Nigeria. Tropical Doctor.

2) Lamina S and Musa I(in press) effects of two levels of caffeine doses on maximal aerobic power of normal young black African adults. Doping Journal.
3) Lamina S and Musa I(in press) Effects of a single dose of caffeine on resting cardiovascular parameters of normal young black African adults. African Review Journal
4) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (In Press) Exercise and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Nigerian Clinical Review.
5) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (In Press) Therapeutic exercise and diabetes mellitus. Nigerian Clinical Review.
6) Lamina S, Hanif S, Darnley I, and Ahmad RY (2007) Effect of cerebrovascular accident of male hemiplegic patients. Journal of Medicine and Rehabilitation. 1 (1) 15 – 18.
7) Ahmad RY, Hanif S, Kodzo P, and Lamina S (2007) Pattern of referral to physiotherapy department, Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano. Journal of Medicine and Rehabilitation. 1 (1) 25 – 27.
8) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2006) Effects of gender on self concept of facial palsy patients following physiotherapy. Nigeria Journal of Medical Rehabilitation. (NJMR).11,19,21-24.
9) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Therapeutic efficacy of Transcutaneous Elecrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) in the symptomatic management of chronic prostatitis pain; Case studies. Medilink Journal 6, 45, 27-28.
10) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Effect of free radicals and antioxidants on exercise performance. Medilink Journal 6, 46, 34-36.
11) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Importance of acid-base balance regulation during exercise performance. Medilink Journal 6, 50, 23-25.
12) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Exercise and menstrual function. Medilink Journal 6, 51, 32-34.
13) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Physiotherapy and self concept in the management of patients with facial palsy. Nigeria Journal of Medical Rehabilitation (NJMR) 10, 18, 42-45.
14) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Cardiovascular and metabolic responses to coitus in health and heart disease. Nigerian Clinical Review 9, 6, 22-24.
15) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Therapeutic exercise and hypertension. Nigerian Clinical Review 9, 5, 10-13.
16) Lamina S. and Hanif S. (2005) Sexual restoration in cardiac rehabilitation: the role of exercise therapy. Nigerian Clinical Review 9, 6, 28-30.

Professional Qualifications
1. Member of Nigeria society of physiotherapy(NSP)25th,July1995.Registration No 669,Certificate No NSP/0027/95

2. Licensed Physiotherapist by Medical Rehabilitation Therapist Board of Nigeria, Registration No.0407,Certificate No MRTB/1994/302.
Referees
(1) Professor Musa D.I.
Physical & Health Education,
Faculty of Education,
Bayero University,Kano,Nigeria
E-mail: dimusa99@yahoo.com
Tel. +234 8033439322

(2) Mrs Shmaila Hanif Mustapha
Physiotherapy Department.,
Murtala Muhammed
Specialist Hospital
Kano, Nigeria .
E-mail: shelllshelll@yahoo.com
Tel. +234 8023303489

(3) Mr. Babu Makesh
Physiotherapy Department
Faculty of Medical Sciences
Jimma University
Jimma, Ethiopia.
E-mail makeshpt@yahoo.co.in
Tel. +251 918820714