Occupational Therapist

As a Occupational Therapist, the work centres on carrying out comprehensive assessments and treatment plans for individuals with physical and learning disabilities. It would suit someone who can bring warm, steady communication with children and families to the role.

Where the work sits

Occupational Therapist focuses on this is a community-based role involving assessments and treatment planning to support safe and independent living. Collaborate with families, carers, and multi-disciplinary teams to ensure holistic care.

How the role works day to day

Carry out comprehensive assessments and treatment plans for individuals with physical and learning disabilities. Managing risk in community settings. Delivering person-centred interventions to promote independence and improve quality of life.

What needs to be in place

• Degree in Occupational Therapy.
• HCPC Registration.
• Experience working with both adults and children in community settings.