DHA Physiotherapist Exam Preparation (Dubai)

Start your physiotherapy career in Dubai with confidence. Prepare for the DHA exam with IMA’s structured, exam-focused pathway, designed to help you pass and obtain your Dubai license faster.

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What you'll learn
  • Decode the DHA exam structure and licensing process
  • Master key physiotherapy domains (MSK, Neuro, Cardio, Rehab)
  • Practice DHA-style MCQs and clinical scenarios
  • Develop strong clinical reasoning skills
  • Learn time management strategies for CBT exams
  • Understand UAE healthcare standards and expectations
  • Improve patient assessment and treatment planning
  • Identify and avoid common exam mistakes
  • Build a strategy for first-attempt success
  • Prepare for real-world clinical practice in Dubai

Enrollment Options

Self study - Silver

Self - Study

Independent study
Recorded materials & notes
No live sessions
Budget-friendly

$1.00

Group - Gold

Group Mentoring Program

Live online classes
Group discussions & doubt sessions
Weekly mock tests
Study materials + recorded lectures

$2.00

Live - Premium

1:1 Mentoring

1:1 live mentoring sessions
Personalized study plan
Performance tracking & feedback
Priority doubt support
Full access to all materials + mock exams

$3.00

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12 sections 56 lessons 0 total minutes
1.1 Biomechanical Foundations
  • Anatomical Body Planes
  • Principles of Manual Therapy, Arthrokinematics, and Clinical Reasoning
  • Kinetic Chain Exercise - Understand Open Kinetic & Close Kinetics
  • Clinical Foundation of Join Assessment in Physiotherapy
  • Clinical Assessment of Range of Motion in Physiotherapy (Detailed)
CLINICAL ASSESSMENT - Subjective Assessment - Red Flag
  • Flag System - Red , Yelow, Blue , Black and other Flags in Clinical Medicine
  • Upper Limb Dermatomes
  • Upper Limb Myotomes
  • Lower Limb Myotomes
  • Lower Limb Dermatomes
  • CLINICAL ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK
  • Screening for Red Flags in Physiotherapy
Regional MSK — Upper Limb
  • Hand, Wrist, and Finger Injuries Anatomy
  • Shoulder Pain Differential Diagnosis
  • Shoulder Aarthroplasty Rehab Protocol
  • Shoulder Complex
  • Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation — The Shoulder Complex
  • Elbow Complex
  • Elbow Pain DD
  • Elbow Special Tests
Regional MSK - Lower Limb
  • Hip Joint- Conditions & Differential Diagnosis
  • Knee Complex
  • Differential Diagnosis of Knee Pain by Anatomic Site
  • knee joint pain by age
  • Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA)
  • The Ankle & Foot Complex
  • Comprehensive Knee Assessment
  • Ankle & foot MSK and Non MSK Causes & Differential Diagnosis
The Spine
  • Spine Examination — Biomechanics & Differential Diagnosis (MSK vs. Non-MSK Spinal Conditions)
  • The Cervical Spine
  • Thoracic Spine, Rib Cage
  • The Sacral Spine, Sacroiliac Joint & Coccyx
Fracture Management
  • Fractures Types - classification - Case Studies
  • Stages of Bone Healing & Physiotherapy Management Across Healing Phases
  • Ottawa Ankle, Foot & Knee Rules
  • Upper Extremity Fractures (Colles’ Fracture, Smith’s Fracture & Scaphoid Fractures)
  • Femoral Neck & Proximal Femur Fractures
  • Vertebral Compression Fractures, Burst Fractures & Spinal Fracture Precautions
Neurorehabilitation
  • Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
  • Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) (1)
  • Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
  • Stroke & Physiotherapy
  • Parkinson's Disease (PD)
  • Neurological Foundations
  • Neuromuscular Control, Balance & Core Stability
Special Populations
  • Geriatric Physiotherapy
  • Pediatric Physiotherapy
  • Special Populations- Obstetrics & Gynaecology Physiotherapy
Physical Agents & Electrotherapy
  • Agents & Electrotherapy
Therapeutic Exercise& Techniques
  • Assistive Devices, Orthotics & Prosthetics
  • Exercise Prescription Framework
  • Therapeutic Exercise & Techniques
Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy
  • Cardiorespiratory Exercise Contraindication
  • Positive Expiratory Pressure (PEP) Therapy
  • Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation- Cardiovascular Assessment
Sports Physiotherapy
  • Common Sports Injuries & Clinical Management
  • Degree in Physiotherapy (BPT / DPT or equivalent)
  • Valid professional qualification
  • Relevant clinical experience (as per DHA eligibility criteria)
  • Intention to apply for Dubai Health Authority license
  • English proficiency (recommended for exam and practice)
  • Basic understanding of physiotherapy concepts
  • Basic understanding of physiotherapy concepts
  • Basic understanding of physiotherapy concepts
  • Access to computer and internet

It is a licensing exam conducted by the Dubai Health Authority required to practice as a physiotherapist in Dubai.

The exam is regulated by the Dubai Health Authority and typically delivered through authorized CBT providers such as Prometric.

Yes. International candidates can apply after completing Primary Source Verification (PSV) and meeting eligibility criteria.

DataFlow is the Primary Source Verification (PSV) process used to verify your educational and professional documents.

The DHA exam is a computer-based test (MCQs) assessing clinical knowledge, patient care, and professional practice.

The number of attempts may be limited based on DHA policies, and candidates should aim to pass within the allowed attempts.

Yes. DHA typically requires a minimum level of clinical experience, depending on your qualification.

No. You must pass the exam and obtain a DHA license before practicing in Dubai.

The exam includes:

• Musculoskeletal
• Neurology
• Cardiopulmonary
• Rehabilitation
• Professional practice

IMA helps you prepare for the DHA exam with structured learning, practice tests, and clinical training, increasing your chances of success.
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Build your pathway to becoming a licensed Physiotherapist in Dubai with a program aligned to real regulatory requirements.

To practise as a physiotherapist in Dubai, you must obtain a professional license from the Dubai Health Authority. This involves meeting eligibility criteria and successfully...