Pool Occupational Therapist, Rehabilitation Service Admin Office at Aga Khan University Hospital
Aga Khan University Hospital
Job description
Responsibilities: Conduct initial evaluation and assessment of patients referred for occupational therapy. Identify treatment goals and appropriate therapy techniques and proceed to administer them. Conduct patient and family education. To conduct regular evaluation of patients to assess progress and response to therapy, revise treatment program as necessary to achieve goals. To evaluate the patients', need for assistive, supportive and adoptive devices. Maintain daily treatment notes evaluation of patient's progress and discharge planning notes and summaries. Assign patients to the assistants or interns with laid out treatment plans and supervise their treatment. To control infection by observing hygiene rules. Maintain professional proficiency through review of current literature and attendance into continuing medical education programs in line with the occupational therapy accreditation requirements. To have a full knowledge of the hospital policies & procedures, protocols, guidelines and adhere to the same. Carry out clinical and service audits and evaluate improvement of services. Supervising and delegating tasks to physiotherapy assistants and service attendants Ensuring functionality of equipment by participating in regular maintenance/monitoring & testing to ensure minimum equipment downtime. Participate in planning and implementation of department goals and objectives to enable optimal performance. Observe and comply with environment health and occupational safety measures. Participate in the implementation of quality initiative and patient safety programs. Responsibility for CCPC stroke program as maybe assigned. Requirements: Diploma in Occupational Therapy from a recognized institution/college Registered with Kenya Occupational Therapy Association Basic life support certification Preferably 1-year experience as an Occupational Therapist
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