I’m Alex Mouzakitis (BSc Hons, MSc, MCSP, ACPRC, HCPC Registered), a physiotherapist and Lecturer in Physiotherapy at the University of Northampton. I specialise in musculoskeletal and cardiorespiratory physiotherapy, combining clinical experience with academic teaching at University level to provide clear, structured and evidence-based care.
I completed my BSc (Hons) in Physiotherapy at the University of West Attica in Athens, graduating top of my year, before earning an MSc in Musculoskeletal Healthcare & Rehabilitation at University College London (UCL).
Before moving to the UK, I worked in private practice and served as a medic in the Hellenic Armed Forces, where I developed a calm, decisive and methodical approach to clinical situations.
In the UK, I have worked across trauma, orthopaedics, urgent care, A&E and intensive care in the NHS. My experience during the first COVID-19 wave strengthened my focus on cardiorespiratory physiotherapy, including ICU and complex respiratory rehabilitation.
Alongside clinical practice, I teach on the MSc and BSc Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration) programmes at the University of Northampton, with a focus on simulation-based training, clinical reasoning and evidence-based practice.
Outside of work, I enjoy hiking, climbing, scuba diving and spending time with my Welsh Corgi.
2023-2025 - Consulting Physiotherapist - Move4Physio
2022-2025 Lecturer in Physiotherapy - University of Northampton
2018-2022 - Band 6 Acute Physiotherapist - Kettering General Hospital
2016-2018 – Outpatient physiotherapist in private neuromuskuloskeletal physiotherapy practice – Eykinesis – Athens, Greece
2015-2016 – Lance Corporal Physiotherapist / Medic – Hellenic Forces in Cyprus
2012-2016 - Rotational Physiotherapist – General Hospital “Asklepion Voulas” – Athens Greece
2009-2011 - Rotational Physiotherapist - General Hospital "Attikon" - Athens, Greece
2016 MSc in Musculoskeletal Healthcare & Rehabilitation - University College London
2014 BSc in Physiotherapy - University of West Attica (Athens, Greece)