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I am a member of OTASA (Occupational Therapy Association).

#Therapeutic listening quickshift training professional

I attend regular courses and workshops pertaining Continuous Professional Development, stay informed of new developments of work. My field of interest includes: Paediatrics, Vocational Rehabilitation, Children and Adult Orthopaedic and Neuro conditions. I am registered with the Health Professional Council of South Africa (HPCSA) and with The Board for Health Care Professionals (BHF). During the mornings, I am working at Lonwabo School for the physical disabled as a Senior Therapist, assessing and treating children with Cerebral Palsy, socio-emotional, physical conditions and barriers to learning (Inclusive Solutions to remediate the language and learning barrier).

I spend most of my time in Paediatrics, assessing, writing reports and treating learners with: visual perceptual difficulties, learning barriers, fine motor skills, gross motor kills and handwriting. Where I consulted and treat various age groups and conditions. I was actively involved in clinical and managerial duties, supervising therapists. I’ve worked as a Community Service Therapist at Sebokeng Hospital in the Vaal Triangle, Gauteng and after completion of my community service year, was then transferred to Livingstone Hospital (Physical Rehabilitation) in Port Elizabeth where I’ve started as a Junior Therapist, and was promoted in 2008 as Head of the Occupational Therapy department. I obtained my Baccalaureus Scientiae degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of the Western Cape in 2003.