OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST (BS-16)

The Occupational Therapist (BS-16) at the Medical Department is responsible for assessing, treating, and rehabilitating patients with various disabilities through therapeutic activities and exercises. This role focuses on enhancing patients' ability to perform daily living tasks independently.

Daily responsibilities include conducting comprehensive assessments, developing personalized treatment plans, and implementing therapeutic interventions. The Occupational Therapist uses tools such as goniometers, splints, and adaptive equipment. They adhere to strict service standards and participate in continuous professional development to ensure high-quality care. Career progression includes advanced certifications and leadership roles within the department.

Selection begins with a 100-MCQ written screening examination followed by merit shortlisting. Candidates then undergo document verification and a Departmental Selection Committee interview. Successful candidates are evaluated based on their knowledge, practical skills, and professional demeanor.

• ✓Conduct comprehensive assessments of patient abilities and needs
• ✓Develop and implement individualized treatment plans
• ✓Perform therapeutic exercises and activities to improve patient function
• ✓Document patient progress and outcomes accurately
• ✓Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate care
• ✓Stay updated with latest occupational therapy practices and technologies

• 💡Strong assessment and evaluation skills
• 💡Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• 💡Proficiency in using therapeutic equipment and techniques
• 💡Ability to develop and implement treatment plans
• 💡Attention to detail and accuracy in documentation
• 💡Teamwork and collaboration with healthcare professionals