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Unika Mulmi

Treasurer

Currently practicing at SIRC, Dr. Mulmi provides care for individuals with spinal cord injuries and various disabilities. She recognized the specialty’s importance during an internship at Wuhan University and now aspires to expand limited specialized services in Nepal, specifically within the field of neurorehabilitation.

dr.unikamulmi@gmail.com

Visionary Goals

Clinical Journeys and Aspirations

Our specialists discuss what motivates them to serve individuals with disabilities and their aspirations for expanding care nationwide.

I am currently working at the Spinal Injury Rehabilitation Centre (SIRC), Sanga, where I am involved in providing rehabilitation care for individuals with spinal cord injuries and other disabilities.

I was first introduced to Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation during my internship at Wuhan University. Before that, I was not familiar with this specialty. After visiting the department, I became immediately interested in the field and recognized how greatly PM&R is needed in Nepal. The opportunity to serve a population with significant unmet rehabilitation needs motivated me to choose PM&R as my career.

PM&R in Nepal is still in its early stages, with only a small number of practicing physiatrists. With the recent initiation of fellowship programs and plans for residency training, I see strong potential for growth. As rehabilitation needs continue to rise, PM&R will play a key role in expanding services and improving functional outcomes for people with disabilities

I am particularly interested in neurorehabilitation and rehabilitation interventions, which remain limited in Nepal. In the future, I hope to contribute to the development and expansion of these services so that more patients can access specialized rehabilitation care.