Physical Therapists

Responsibilities:
● Carry out assessments and evaluations for new clients (ages 0-7 years), and fill out
relevant documents.
● Planning for developmentally appropriate, customized weekly therapy sessions.
● Conducting 8 scheduled sessions per day for children with Down syndrome.
● Conducting homeplan sessions for new clients and one-time guidance calls to out of city and older clients.
● Setting goals and learning outcomes and designing and modifying therapy plans as and when needed.
● Administering assessments of Gross motor development, as necessary for revisions, re-evaluation and measurement.
● Maintaining daily logs on therapy progress and planning further therapy.
● Responding & attending to child and/or parents’/caregivers’ questions and
comments.
● Responding to situations in appropriate, fair, and consistent ways, while taking
advice and assistance from the supervisor/head of department.
● Communicating plans, goals, methods and directions clearly & accurately to
parents/caregivers.
● Providing brief home plans to parents for generalization of skills taught during therapy sessions.
● Counseling and giving parents/caregivers clear, accurate, specific, meaningful, and timely feedback to enhance their child’s gross motor skills
● Preparing and sharing evaluation reports of children in therapy cyclically, or when
requested by program leads and/or parents
● Assessment of the child’s requirement for orthosis, and selecting the suitable orthosis (SMOs only) for the child, if required.
● Any other task as assigned by the management.

● Bachelor’s Degree (Physical Therapy) from an HEC recognized institution.
● Minimum 1-2 years of relevant work experience is preferred.
● Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
● Strong organizing skills.
● Excellent with networking/building relationships with the people.
● Excellent problem solving skills.
● Must be proactive and an excellent observer.
● Must have compassion and patience.