Occupational Therapist

**Assessment and Evaluation**:

- Assess patients’ physical and mental capabilities.
- Develop treatment plans based on individual needs, goals, and limitations.
- Conduct home, workplace, or school assessments to evaluate patients’ environments and make necessary adjustments.
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Therapeutic Intervention**:

- Design and implement customized intervention programs to improve or regain functionality.
- Teach patients exercises and activities to enhance movement, coordination, and skills.
- Provide adaptive equipment and train patients to use them for daily tasks.
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Collaboration**:

- Work alongside other healthcare professionals (e.g., physicians, physical therapists) to create comprehensive care plans.
- Engage with family members and caregivers to support patients in their recovery or adaptation process.
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Documentation and Progress Tracking**:

- Maintain detailed records of patient progress, treatment goals, and outcomes.
- Adjust treatment plans as needed based on patient response and progress.
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Patient Education**:

- Educate patients and families on managing symptoms and adapting activities to improve the quality of life.
- Offer guidance on lifestyle changes that can assist in improving health and independence.

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