Occupational Therapist

Roles & Responsibilities

The Occupational Therapist use activities with specific goals to ensure maximum recovery and optimal independence of indiviudals with disease or injury. Occupational Therapist deal with the development and maintenance of a person's capacity, throughout life, to perform those tasks and roles essential to productive living, including self-care, daily living, leisure and work. The job scope may require a rotation in clincial duities to varied settings.

The Occupational Therapist must have the general clinical competences below (though not exclusive to this list) and had attained the specific area of competency for their specialty area. Depending on current rotation, the Occupational Therapist must also develop specific competencies in the amnagement of the patients in one of the disciplines : -

• Community
• Geriatrics
• Hands
• Neurology
• Orthopedics
• Others

He / she must be independent in the assessment, diagnosis, and management of complex cases and know when to seek guidance proactively when required.

i. Community

ii. Geriatrics

iii. Hands

iv. Neurology

v. Orthopedics

vi. Weight Management

vii. Others

Requirements

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Clinical Supervision

Work Well Independently

Leisure

Treatment

Healthcare

Critical Thinking

Traditional Chinese Medicine

Administration

Channel

Medicare

Occupational Therapy

Communication Skills

Team Player

Rehabilitation

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