Occupational Therapy Support Worker

Occupational Therapy support workers take a holistic approach to promoting mental and physical well-being, empowering individuals to reach their full potential. They provide invaluable assistance to individuals who face challenges in their day-to-day activities, enabling them to lead independent and fulfilling lives. Working closely with occupational therapists, these support workers assess, diagnose, and treat patients in various settings such as hospitals, clinics, and even their own homes. General Responsibilities: 1. Care for individuals with a diverse range of physical, mental, or social issues. 2. Offer practical support to help patients maintain their daily tasks and engage in activities they enjoy. 3. Assist individuals in finding ways to continue participating in activities that hold personal significance. 4. Perform tasks encompassing daily care activities like washing, dressing, and eating, as well as work, education, and leisure-related tasks. 5. Support patients in adapting to life after major surgeries. 6. Facilitate the participation of children with disabilities in various activities. 7. Develop effective strategies for stroke patients and individuals with dementia. 8. Assist individuals in utilizing aids and equipment, including assistive technology. 9. Provide guidance and support to individuals in their journey towards recovery and independence. 10. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure comprehensive care and optimal outcomes.