Occupational Therapist

An Occupational Therapist helps individuals improve their ability to perform daily living and work-related activities. They assess patients' physical and mental capabilities, develop treatment plans, and use therapeutic techniques to improve their functional skills and independence. Responsibilities

1. Evaluate patients' physical, cognitive, and emotional abilities through assessments and observations.
2. Develop treatment plans and goals based on patients' individual needs.
3. Provide therapeutic interventions to promote functional independence.
4. Teach patients and their families adaptive strategies for daily living tasks.
5. Monitor and document patients' progress during therapy sessions.
6. Collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care.
7. Evaluate and recommend assistive devices and modifications for homes and workplaces.
8. Stay updated on advancements in occupational therapy practices and techniques.

1. Master's degree in Occupational Therapy.
2. Valid occupational therapy license.
3. Knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and psychology.
4. Strong assessment and planning skills.
5. Good interpersonal and communication skills.