Physiotherapist

The Duties and responsibilities may include but not limited to:

• Assess and diagnose patients with injuries, disabilities,ASSE-related or mobility impairments. Develop and implement individualized physiotherapy treatment plans based on assessment findings.
• Provide hands‑on therapy, exercises, and other rehabilitation interventions to promote recovery and independence
• Create personalized treatment plans outlining the provision of assistive devices, including mobility aids, wheelchairs, orthotics, and rehabilitation equipment.
• Ensure treatment plans are evidence‑based and aligned with best? in physiotherapy.
• Educate patients on their conditions, treatment plans, and expected outcomes.
• Provide guidance on home exercises and self‑care practices to enhance the effectiveness of rehabilitation.

• Conduct comprehensive assessments of individuals with disabilities to determine their specific needs for assistive devices.
• Analyze mobility requirements, orthotic needs, and rehabilitation equipment necessities based on individual patient conditions.
• Conduct proper fittings for mobility aids, wheelchairs, orthotics, and rehabilitation equipment
• Provide necessary adjustments and modifications to ensure optimal comfort, functionality, and safety for the individual.
• Educate patients坐蠱? and their caregivers on the proper use, maintenance, and care of assistive devices.
• Provide guidance on incorporating devices into daily activities to enhance independence and quality of life.
• Identify suitable assistive device needs and collaborate बच्चा? with relevant Project manager/Officers or supply team for procurement.

• Complete and maintain detailed physiotherapy assessment forms for each patient, outlining the initial evaluation of their physical condition and rehabilitation needs.
• Implement and document outcomes measures as part of the assessment process, evaluating the impact of physiotherapy interventions and assistive device provision on patient outcomes.
• Track changes in functional abilities, pain levels, and other relevant parameters to assess the effectiveness of the rehabilitation program.
• Conduct regular follow‑up assessments to monitor patient progress and make necessary adjustments to treatment plans and assistive devices.
• Document follow‑up outcomes, including improvements, challenges, and recommendations for ongoing care.
• Maintain accurate discharge documentation, summarizing the overall rehabilitation journey, achievements, and recommendations for future care.
• Generate donation certificates for the provision of assistive devices, ensuring compliance with organizational standards and legal requirements.
• Develop case studies and collect testimonies to provide evidence and input for reporting purposes.
• Ensure that all required forms and documentation are submitted to Data Officers in a timely manner.
• Engage in Continuous Professional Development (CPD) with Rehabilitation Technical officers with activities and collaborative learning initiatives to enhance skills and knowledge.
• Regularly communicate with Rehabilitation Technical Officers to share challenges and actively participate in the learning process.

• Obtain informed consent from patients before initiating any physiotherapy interventions.
• Clearly communicate treatment options, potential risks, and expected outcomes to patients and their families.
• Demonstratetocht cultural competence and sensitivity in workingҳәоит with patients from diverse backgrounds.
• Respect and consider cultural beliefs and values in the provision of physiotherapy care.
• Maintain clear and professional boundaries with patients, ensuring a respectful and therapeutic relationship.
• Avoid dual relationships that may compromise objectivity or the welfare of the patient.
• Demonstrate professional conduct in appearance, demeanor, and communication.
• Handle conflicts professionally, seeking resolution through appropriate channels.
• Uphold the highest ethical and professional standards in all aspects of physiotherapy practice.
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