Thai Dale

Address: Leeming, Western Australia | Tel: +61-04545311 | Email: thaimyresume@youremail.com.au

Career Summary or Career Objective

Experienced Occupational Therapist seeking role in Community Health.

Education

Bachelor of Applied Science in Occupational Therapy
University of South Australia
2011 to 2014

Employment History

Occupational Therapist
Health Occupational Therapy International
2014 to Present

Duties:
• Soft tissue and musculoskeletal assessment and ‘hand-on’ treatment of acute and chronic injury and injury management
• Client education and development of client stretching routines and preventative strategies to ensure physical issues do not worsen/Individualised action plans for clients
• Development of Return to work programs and Ergonomic and workplace assessment/Worker’s compensation and legislation
• Liaising with Doctors/Physiotherapists/Psychologists/Specialists
• Report writing
• File documentation
• Referral for scans

Support Worker; Swimming
Langford Sports
2012 to 2014

Responsibilities Included
• Assisting Coach with preparation and welcoming of participants
• Support participants to actively participate and engage in designated activity

Additional Information

Skills and Personal Attributes:
• Analysis and problem solving. Ability to conduct assessment of client needs and treatment planning within the disciplines of pediatrics, adult rehabilitation and geriatrics.
• Teamwork.
• Results focused. Ability to achieve set goals (learning goals, client’s goals) and meet deadlines of documentations set by the team leader while adhering to company policies and regulations.
• Leadership Skills. Ability to lead and motivate a team and work well with team members. Ability to plan, lead, organise and control an activity or project.
• People skills, client service provision.
• Verbal communication skills. Ability to communicate effectively with clients (from children to elderly), their family members, members of the multidisciplinary team and service providers.

Referees

Available on Request