Petros Avtzoglou is a Physiotherapist with a degree from Charles University in Prague and a Master’s degree from the Medical School of Athens, specializing in Metabolic Bone Diseases, particularly in the rehabilitation of hip disorders. His professional career includes leading the Physiotherapy Department and therapeutic units at the ATTICA Rehabilitation and Recovery Center since its establishment, as well as holding key positions in municipal polyclinics (Lykovrysi-Pefki, Metamorfosi), sports facilities in the municipality of Nikaia-Agios Ioannis Rentis, and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics.
He has also worked as an external collaborator at a Rehabilitation and Recovery Center and is the designated operator of the Balance Tutor evaluation and re-education system at ATTICA Rehabilitation Center. Petros Avtzoglou holds expertise in techniques such as BOBATH, PNF, Manual Therapy, and Soft Tissue Techniques. He is an active member of the Panhellenic Association of Physiotherapists, contributing to scientific committees and professional meetings.
Vision and Focus:
Petros Avtzoglou’s vision is the continuous advancement of physiotherapy through innovative techniques and technologies, aiming for personalized care and optimal patient recovery. He is passionate about educating new professionals and promoting the quality of physiotherapeutic rehabilitation in Greece.