Saskia Marius

- Assist patients with rehabilitative activities and exercises, as outlined in treatment plans developed with occupational therapists.
- Demonstrate sound clinical reasoning in treatment planning, implementation, and monitor each patient's progress.
- Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to meet patients' goals.
- Monitor activities to ensure they are performed correctly.
- Report observations of the patient’s performance and responses to the occupational therapist (OTR/L).
- Educate patients and their families about medical conditions and exercises.
- Instruct patients on how to care for and use adaptive equipment.
- Observe clients' behavior during therapy sessions to identify evidence of improvement or regression.
- Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to develop strategies that improve clients' quality of life.
- Create activities that promote functional independence through fine motor coordination exercises.
- Participate in interdisciplinary team meetings to discuss treatment plans and progress reports.
- Encourage client participation in self-care activities such as dressing, feeding, and grooming.
- Monitor vital signs during therapy sessions and report any changes promptly to the supervising therapist.
- Adapt treatment plans based on patient feedback regarding pain levels or difficulty in performing activities.
- Treat patients using established treatment plans under the supervision of occupational therapists.
- Facilitate group activities designed to improve cognition, motor skills, and communication.
- Maintain a safe environment throughout all therapy sessions by adhering to safety protocols.
- Stay updated with knowledge through continuing education and advanced training.

• Assist patients with rehabilitative activities and exercises outlined in a treatment plan developed with an occupational therapist.
• Demonstrate and articulate sound clinical reasoning in treatment planning, implementation, and monitoring the patient’s progress.
• Collaborate within an interdisciplinary team to meet patients' goals.
• Monitor activities to make sure they are performed correctly
• Report observations of the patient's performance and responses to the OTR/L.
• Observed clients' behavior during therapy sessions for evidence of improvement or regression.
• Made appropriate changes and alterations to treatment plans after evaluating patient progress.
• Encouraged client participation in self-care activities such as dressing, feeding or grooming.

• Overseeing the budget for activities and events.
• Conducting surveys to measure client satisfaction.
• Creating promotional materials for activities and events.
• Developing calendars for activities and events.
• Maintaining spaces and equipment used for activities.
• Assessing participants to determine which activities suit their needs.
• Communicating with nutritionists and other physicians about participants' treatment plans.
• Monitoring the physical and mental conditions of participants during events.
• Providing medical attention to injured participants.
• Demonstrated clear communication and documentation of interventions, intentional adaptation of strategies to incorporate information gained from assessments and past occupational performance.
• Demonstrated consistent and strong professional behavior throughout the rotation.