1. Assess and identify individual needs of clients and formulate, develop and implement appropriate individualized physiotherapy programmes. These would aim to facilitate, restore, improve or maintain movement and functional abilities.
2. Work with clients on a one-to-one basis, group or special setting based on their levels of function and severity of disability.
3. Liaise with various disciplines involved in the rehabilitative treatment process.
4. Evaluate and document clients’ physiotherapy needs and progress at regular intervals, monitor training programmes and review their effectiveness.
5. Provide consultation, support and update about the clients’ progress and status to caregivers and all those involved in the rehabilitation team.
6. Refer clients to the respective specialists for consultation and appropriate intervention.
7. Evaluate, prescribe and fabricate, purchase assistive devices to improve movement as required by the clients.
8. Train and supervise caregiver or volunteers in the maintenance of therapy programmes.
9. Involved in discussions of client related issues with caregivers, volunteers and members of the rehabilitative team.
10. Work at all times within the scope of the Workplace Safety and Health Act of 2009 and the Home policy for reporting of accidents, incidents, hazards and risk management.
11. Maintain and protect the safety, confidentiality and dignity of the clients and families.