Sourjit Moharana is a CORU registered Physiotherapist. He is a Chartered Physiotherapist and member of Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists (ISCP). He graduated with a degree in Physiotherapy from Swami Vivekananda National Institute of Rehabilitation Training & Research (SVNIRTAR), India in 1998. He is a member of Indian Association of Physiotherapist (MIAP). He worked in various hospitals and rehabilitation centres in India before migrating to Ireland in 2003. 

He has been living and working in Waterford since his arrival in 2003. He started his work in University Hospital Waterford and few years later moved to Waterford Primary Care and continues to work as a Senior Physiotherapist. He completed Post-Graduate Diploma in Orthopaedic Manual Therapy in 2004 from Curtin University (Australia) and Master of Manual Therapy in 2010 from The University of Western Australia. He holds Level-II membership of International Federation of Orthopaedic Manipulative Physical Therapists (IFOMPT). 

Sourjit has more than 26 years of clinical experience in physiotherapy and most of that in musculoskeletal physiotherapy field. He has a special interest in sub-acute, chronic & complex musculoskeletal conditions. He has worked in all the primary care centres of east and west Waterford and well known among Waterford locals as well as general practitioners. He has developed physiotherapist lead Foot Orthotics Clinic and Dry Needling services in Waterford primary care.

To extend his clinical expertise and services to wider population, Sourjit has now established his private physiotherapy clinic which is currently located at Airport Business Park. He is committed to provide quality physiotherapy with empathy in a friendly environment. 

Besides his clinical job, he is lecturing in Dry Needling Courses nationally and internationally. He has lectured in more than 50 Dry Needling Courses and trained hundreds of clinicians in myofascial pain and trigger point dry needling. He believes in multiple schools of thought and multimodal treatment approach for best patient care.