In the hospital setting they observe patients doing tasks, ask them questions to understand them better, review their medical history and design programs to improve their conditions.
The job profile of an occupational therapist in an NGO include helping the clients to manage their daily activities. They make them independent. Clients in the NGO may have mental, physical or social difficulties.
Occupational therapists in prisons plan various activities for the prisoners in order to teach them job skills to maximum inmates inside a correctional facility. They assist with the release planning of inmates through a re-entry program. This assures success in living and working environment after being incarcerated.
They analyze and study the working environment in the organizations. They develop better working conditions and methodologies for the employees.
They help to regain skills that patients have lost because of illness or disability. They identify equipment and home adaptations to help the patients with everyday activities.
They work in special schools and work with the students to improve their performance. They are concerned with understanding student’s skills and abilities and the expectations placed on him/her in the school setting.
They practicing privately within their own clinic.
Stream | Graduation | After Graduation | After Post Graduation | |
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Path 1 | Clear Class XII with Science Stream with Biology | Pursue Bachelor in Occupational Therapy for 4.5 years (4 years study + 6 months internship) | Pursue Masters in Occupational Therapy for 2-3 years | Pursue Doctorate in Occupational Therapy for 2 years |
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