Samy has been specialising in VRT since 2006, over the years he completed several CPD Courses and Workshops on vestibular rehabilitation. Among these, the notable ones to mention are, "DIZZINESS: A Multidisciplinary Approach" course that was run by the National Hospital for Neurology & Neurosurgery, Queen's Square, London in 2007 under the leadership of Prof. Linda Luxon and the "Vestibular Rehabilitation: A Competency-Based Course" run by Prof. Susan Herdman, Emory University/APTA, Atlanta, USA in 2009. Following the successful completion of the Emory course, Samy gained a Competency Certification in Vestibular Rehabilitation.

Samy established the DizzyCare Clinic in 2012 to provide specialist vestibular physiotherapy for patients and training to the professionals in vestibular rehabilitation. Samy's DizzyCare clinic is one of the few clinics in the UK that is dedicated exclusively to the provision of vestibular rehabilitation.

Samy runs his DizzyCare clinic both in-person and online. While most patients attend the online consultation others use it combination of both in-person and online consultations

Vestibular problems in head injuries & concussions are quite common but under-recognised. Samy works closely with Head injury Case managers and provides vestibular physiotherapy reports to the Case Managers and Solicitors for their clients with dizziness, vertigo and unsteadiness.

Additionally, Samy recently (July 2021) completed the Bond Solon’s Expert Witness Course (Excellence in Report Writing) and takes instructions for the expert witness work for clients with head injury-induced dizziness and vertigo. Samy passionately believes that training and empowering the frontline clinicians such as GP, Physio, OT, Advanced Nurse of vestibular topics for health professionals. The vestibular physiotherapy courses are run via online/on-demand, in-person and hybrid courses where both in-person and online courses are combined. Samy has delivered vestibular courses to over 1000 frontline clinicians across the UK since 2012.

Evidence shows and the common sense warns that with age our balance system can deteriorate. We know that PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE. But the question is can we prevent the deterioration of the balance system? What can we do to prevent or slow down balance deterioration?

Currently, Samy is developing vestibular-specific fitness exercises to improve vestibular and balance fitness. While these exercises could be useful for any age group, people in their 50s and above will benefit the most. He envisions that these simple exercises can be easily incorporated into the daily routine and be practised along with the commonly practised exercises such as Yoga, Tai Chi and Pilates.

Samy regularly contributes to the research activities involving balance and vestibular exercises as an Independent Clinical Consultant, currently, he is part of a research team (University of Birmingham) that looks into "Feasibility of Community - Based Balance exercises for the elderly people run by trained volunteers".

Samy won CSP's Robert Williams International Award in 2011 at the WCPT congress held in Amsterdam, Netherlands, for a research poster that he presented at the conference.