Kultinee Klinpoon

Spécialisation: Recreation therapist
Espace de travail: Thaïlande, Bangkok, Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center
- Founder & Director of Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center and the Sanpiti Stroke Rehabilitation end-to-end model.
- Licensed Physical Therapist No. กภ.9032; B.Sc. Physical Therapy, Mahidol University.
- Former Thai national team physical therapist, stroke rehabilitation specialist.
Kultinee Klinpoon is a specialist at Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center, serving as Founder & Director and leading the clinic’s stroke rehabilitation model. She is a Licensed Physical Therapist (No. กภ.9032) with a B.Sc. in Physical Therapy from Mahidol University, and she previously worked with the Thai national team. Her role focuses on intensive, structured stroke recovery planning that runs across Sanpiti’s inpatient network.

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Qualifications

Kultinee Klinpoon is the Founder and Director associated with Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center’s stroke rehabilitation program, where the clinic describes an end-to-end rehabilitation model built around close collaboration between therapy and medical care. Her credentials are published by Sanpiti: she holds a B.Sc. in Physical Therapy from Mahidol University and a Licensed Physical Therapist registration No. กภ.9032. Sanpiti also describes her background as a former Thai national team physical therapist, with a specialization in stroke rehabilitation.

Education

— Mahidol University, B.Sc. Physical Therapy.

Work experience

Founder & Director — Sanpiti Rehabilitation Center (stroke rehabilitation).
Founder & Head Physical Therapist — Sanpiti Stroke Rehabilitation Center.
Former Thai National Team Physical Therapist — stroke rehabilitation specialist.

Clinical focus and techniques

Within Sanpiti’s hospital-based inpatient stroke rehabilitation, Kultinee Klinpoon is positioned as the therapy leader who shapes intensive recovery programming for stroke survivors.

Stroke rehabilitation planning within Sanpiti’s inpatient, multidisciplinary pathway.
Intensive therapy delivery described as PT 2–3 times per day, 7 days per week in the inpatient model.
Integration of therapy with physician-led protocols and technology-supported neuroplasticity approaches used at Sanpiti.

Professional societies and certifications

Licensed Physical Therapist No. กภ.9032 (as listed by Sanpiti).

Academic output

No specific academic output details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Courses and advanced training

No specific courses or advanced training details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Awards and recognition

No specific awards or recognition details are listed on the Sanpiti team materials provided.

Sanpiti emphasizes that its stroke rehabilitation is hospital-based inpatient care, not an outpatient-only or nursing-home model, and that therapy intensity is delivered multiple times per day. The clinic describes coordinated medical and therapy leadership as a core strength of the program. For international patients, Sanpiti coordinators can arrange consultations and support planning across the clinic’s Bangkok-area branches.