Occupational Therapist

Position

Location

Experience

Qualification

Job Summary

Occupational Therapist

Brain and Spine Medicity

Key Responsibilities

• Assessment & Evaluation

  : Conduct comprehensive assessments to evaluate the patient’s physical, cognitive, and emotional capabilities, identifying areas of concern and establishing a baseline for treatment.

• Treatment Planning & Goal Setting

  : Develop individualized treatment plans and set realistic, measurable goals based on the patient’s specific needs and rehabilitation potential.

• Therapeutic Interventions

  : Implement therapeutic interventions designed to improve physical and cognitive functioning, including motor skills, coordination, strength, and sensory integration.

• Cognitive & Perceptual Rehabilitation

  : Provide therapeutic activities focused on improving cognitive and perceptual abilities, including memory, attention, problem-solving, and visual processing.

• Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Training

  : Train patients in performing daily living activities (e.g., dressing, grooming, eating, and bathing), focusing on maximizing independence and function.

• Patient & Caregiver Education

  : Educate patients and caregivers on techniques to enhance daily life, coping strategies, adaptive equipment, and the importance of continuing therapy at home.

• Collaboration with Multidisciplinary Team

  : Work closely with a multidisciplinary team, including doctors, physiotherapists, social workers, and nurses, to ensure a holistic approach to patient care.

• Documentation & Program Monitoring

  : Maintain accurate and detailed records of patient assessments, treatment progress, and goal outcomes. Regularly monitor and evaluate program effectiveness, making adjustments as necessary.

• Support in Discharge Planning

  : Assist in planning for patients’ discharge, ensuring that the patient and caregivers are fully prepared for continued therapy or follow-up care.

Desired Skills & Attributes

• Strong clinical skills in occupational therapy, specifically in neurological rehabilitation
  
• Ability to conduct thorough assessments and create individualized treatment plans
  
• Compassionate approach to working with patients and their families
  
• Knowledge of cognitive and perceptual rehabilitation techniques
  
• Experience in ADL training and maximizing patient independence
  
• Strong communication skills to effectively educate and support patients and caregivers
  
• Ability to collaborate and work well within a multidisciplinary healthcare team
  
• Organizational skills for documentation and program monitoring