Occupational Therapist

As an Occupational Therapist, your role will involve assessing the developmental, physical, emotional, and sensory processing needs of patients. You will be responsible for developing and implementing individualized therapy plans tailored to each patient's unique challenges and goals. Utilizing activities, games, and exercises, you will work towards improving fine motor skills, sensory integration, coordination, and self-care abilities. Your duties will also include addressing challenges such as handwriting difficulties, delayed milestones, poor attention span, or social interaction issues. Collaboration with attendants and healthcare professionals to support the patient's progress at home will be a key aspect of your work. Furthermore, educating families on therapeutic techniques, adaptive strategies, and home exercise programs will be essential. Maintaining detailed records of therapy sessions, progress notes, and evaluations will also be part of your responsibilities. Additionally, you will be required to recommend and train in the use of adaptive equipment or modifications in the environment when needed. **Key Responsibilities:** - Assess developmental, physical, emotional, and sensory processing needs of patients - Develop and implement individualized therapy plans - Improve fine motor skills, sensory integration, coordination, and self-care abilities - Address challenges such as handwriting difficulties, delayed milestones, poor attention span, or social interaction issues - Collaborate with attendants and healthcare professionals to support patient's progress at home - Educate families on therapeutic techniques, adaptive strategies, and home exercise programs - Maintain detailed records of therapy sessions, progress notes, and evaluations - Recommend and train in the use of adaptive equipment or modifications in the environment **Qualifications Required:** - Bachelor of occupational therapy from a recognized university,