Rehabilitation Specialties Jobs description
A rehabilitation specialties professional is responsible for helping clients get rid of ailments related to their occupations. Specific duties of a rehabilitation specialties professional include advising the clients or patients on medicines and the right kind of methodology to be adopted to avoid physical problems; educating the factory workers on how to reduce strain and fatigue; providing patients with right kind of treatment and daily exercises; administering occupational therapy programs; observing patients through various stages of treatment; promoting occupational therapy programs for the firm; assisting the therapy program manager and performing various other duties. A rehabilitation specialties professional typically reports to therapy manager.A rehabilitation specialties professional should have a bachelor's degree and a certification or licence in the area of occupational therapy. Excellent academic credentials are essential. Experience gained through a rehabilitation specialties role may be helpful.
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