Occupational Therapist

Job Overview: The Pediatric Occupational Therapist will be responsible for providing therapy services to children with various physical, developmental, sensory, and cognitive challenges. The OT works to enhance the child s ability to participate in daily activities by developing and implementing personalized treatment plans. Key Responsibilities: • Assessment: Conduct evaluations to assess a child s abilities, challenges, and needs in areas like motor skills, sensory processing, self-care, and cognitive functions. • Treatment Plans: Create individualized therapy plans based on the assessment results, involving the child s family and teachers in goal setting. • Therapeutic Intervention: Provide hands-on therapy to improve motor skills, sensory regulation, social interactions, and self-care tasks (e.g., dressing, eating). • Collaboration: Work closely with parents, caregivers, teachers, and other healthcare professionals to ensure a coordinated approach to the child s care. • Education and Support: Offer guidance on techniques and strategies to parents and caregivers to encourage progress at home and in school settings. • Monitoring Progress: Track and document each child s progress, adjusting therapy plans and goals as needed. • Adaptive Equipment: Recommend and provide training for any necessary tools or modifications to support the child s independence. Work Environment: Clinic setting. Visits to school as and when required. Qualifications: • Education: BSc Occupational Therapy • Licensing: Current DHA License • Experience: Experience working with children in a clinical, school, or outpatient setting is preferred. • Skills: Knowledge of child development, pediatric conditions, and therapeutic techniques. Strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential.