Mirette is a highly accomplished musculoskeletal physiotherapist with over 10 years of clinical experience specializing in managing complex musculoskeletal and spinal deformity conditions. She is a member of the Primephysio UK teaching and curriculum development team. Throughout her career, Mirette has honed her skills through invaluable mentorship under internationally renowned figures such as Brian Mulligan, Sarah Mottrum, Laura Finucane, Myles Butler, James Hinchcliffe, Mahmoud Saad, and Kenneth Olson as well as undertaken online continuing professional development course at Melbourne University, Australia. Her dedication to advancing clinical knowledge is evident through teaching multiple workshops on topics such as ankle-foot and frozen shoulder rehabilitation, as well as conducting spinal deformities rehabilitation courses in Egypt. Additionally, She was involved in teaching upper quadrant management course in Sheffield, UK, and OMTC program in Egypt. Mirette’s achievements underscore her commitment to excellence. She was awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarship in 2022, becoming the First physiotherapist in Egypt to receive this honor. Her academic qualifications include a Master’s degree in Advanced Clinical Practice Musculoskeletal Pathway from Brunel University London. She is actively engaged in research, conducted a Narrative Systematic Review “The effectiveness of adding shoulder complex stabilization exercises to lateral elbow pain management,” which is slated for publication. As an accredited Primephysio tutor, Mirette has an international exposure which enriched her clinical insights and teaching methodologies. She has developed an innovative approach to managing various spinal deformities, integrating principles from cognitive neuromuscular training, active correction, functional training and manual therapy. Her professional credentials include ISST Schroth therapist (Germany), Kinetic Control Movement Therapist (UK), Mulligan Practitioner (New Zealand), and Manual and Exercise Therapist (OMTA UK).