About the role
Rehabilitation and Community-Based Rehabilitation
- Conduct comprehensive physiotherapy assessments for
children and adults with disabilities.
- Develop and implement individualized rehabilitation
plans based on functional needs.
- Provide physiotherapy interventions for neurological,
developmental, orthopedic, and musculoskeletal conditions and also address
the needs of 21 disabilities.
- Monitor progress and modify treatment plans based on
regular evaluations.
- Deliver physiotherapy services at Community
Rehabilitation Centers (CRCs), schools, Anganwadi Centers, and
beneficiaries' homes.
- Promote functional independence and community
participation of persons with disabilities.
- Support disability inclusion initiatives within the
community.
- Train parents and caregivers in home-based therapy,
positioning, handling, transfers, mobility, and daily living activities.
- Develop easy-to-follow home exercise programs.
- Strengthen caregiver confidence to continue
rehabilitation independently.
- Screen children aged 0–8 years for developmental
delays and disabilities.
- Provide early intervention services to enhance
developmental outcomes.
- Refer and Assess beneficiaries for appropriate
assistive devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, standing frames, orthoses,
and adaptive equipment along with AAT team.
- Participate in assessment camps and assistive device
distribution programs.
- Educate beneficiaries and caregivers on the proper
use and maintenance of assistive devices.
- Collaborate with Occupational Therapists, Speech
Therapists, Special Educators, Psychologists, Medical Officers, and
Community Coordinators.
- Maintain accurate beneficiary records, assessment
reports, therapy notes, and follow-up documentation.
- Update beneficiary information in the organization's
Management Information System (MIS).
- Submit monthly reports, field visit reports, and
program updates on time.
- Participate in case reviews, supervision visits, and
multidisciplinary meetings.
- Ensure compliance with organizational policies and
rehabilitation standards.
RequirementsEducational Qualification
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) – Mandatory.
- Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) – Preferred.
- Registration with the State Physiotherapy Council (preferred).
- 0 to 1 years of experience in physiotherapy or
rehabilitation services.
- Experience working with NGOs, Community-Based
Rehabilitation (CBR), Early Intervention, pediatric rehabilitation, or
disability programs are desirable.
- Fresh graduates with a strong interest in community
rehabilitation are encouraged to apply.
·Strong
clinical assessment and treatment skills.
·Knowledge
of pediatric, neurological, and orthopedic rehabilitation.
·Excellent
communication, counseling, and interpersonal skills.
·Ability
to work independently in community settings.
·Strong
documentation and report-writing skills.
·Computer
proficiency (MS Office and MIS).
·Willingness
to travel extensively within the project area.
·Commitment
to disability inclusion, community participation, and a rights-based approach.
Benefits
As per
organization norm.
1.PF
2.Medical
insurance
3.Gratuity
4.Travel
and mobile allowance