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Daniel Mitterauer, BSc.

Daniel Mitterauer, BSc.

Sportphysiotherapeut
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Daniel Mitterauer absolvierte 2013 die Matura am Stiftsgymnasium Melk und schloss 2017 sein Studium der Physiotherapie an der FH St. Pölten ab. 2021 erwarb er den Abschluss als ESP-Sportphysiotherapeut. Von 2017 bis 2021 arbeitete er im Landesklinikum Baden im Bereich Unfallchirurgie, Traumatologie und Orthopädie. Seitdem führt er eine selbstständige physiotherapeutische Tätigkeit mit Schwerpunkt Hausbesuche im Raum Baden/Mödling durch. Er betreut mehrere Sportvereine wie Vienna Vikings, Wiener Sport-Club, VC Simmering und Vienna Vanguards Quidditch Club und war Teil des österreichischen Quidditch-Nationalteams bei internationalen Wettbewerben.

Diplomas & Certificates

Certified Athletic TrainerFascia Treatments according to FDM and Myofascial ReleaseK-TapingScar TreatmentTrigger Point Therapy and Dry Needling

Services

OrthopedicsTraumatologySports PhysiotherapyOrthopedic RehabilitationFollow-up Accident Surgery Care
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