Field Occupational Therapist

• Assist the field rehabilitation team in screening and assessing the rehabilitation needs in the targeted communities of the West Bank.
• Conduct home visits on a regular basis to assess and identify the needed occupational therapy interventions for the targeted beneficiaries.
• Coordinate with the field rehabilitation team and the different units of the CBR Program to identify a rehabilitation plan for each beneficiary and propose the proper interventions in compliance with quality standards.
• Conduct OT sessions in the homes of beneficiaries in the targeted localities when needed.
• Facilitate referrals of the beneficiaries to the different service providers upon their needs in consultation with the CBR team.
• Conduct follow-up visits for the beneficiaries to ensure the improvement of their functional and daily living activities.
• Identify the appropriate assistive devices for the beneficiaries and propose the needed adaptations & maintenance if needed.
• Evaluate the accessibility of the public premises and beneficiaries’ homes and identify the appropriate adaptive measures.
• Offer technical support to the beneficiaries and their families for the optimal use and upkeep of the assistive devices.
• Write technical reports and update the program’s database.
• Participate in the capacity building activities and regular staff meetings.

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Professional Qualifications:

• A in Occupational Therapy from a recognized university.
• Valid certificate of practice (شهادة مزاولة المهنة) from the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
• At least 2 years of professional experience preferably in the local communities.
• Ability to work within a multidisciplinary team.
• Strong communication and reporting skills in Arabic and English.
• Strong computer skills.
• Driving license is a must

Interested candidates with relevant education and experience are encouraged to apply through the provided link  no later than 17 July 2023.

BASR encourages applications from candidates with disabilities.