The Association of People with Disability | Full time
Rehabilitation and Community-BasedRehabilitation
- Conduct comprehensive physiotherapy assessments forchildren and adults with disabilities.
- Develop and implement individualized rehabilitationplans based on functional needs.
- Provide physiotherapy interventions for neurological,developmental, orthopedic, and musculoskeletal conditions and also addressthe needs of 21 disabilities.
- Monitor progress and modify treatment plans based onregular evaluations.
- Deliver physiotherapy services at CommunityRehabilitation Centers (CRCs), schools, Anganwadi Centers, andbeneficiaries' homes.
- Promote functional independence and communityparticipation of persons with disabilities.
- Support disability inclusion initiatives within thecommunity.
Caregiverand Family Empowerment
- 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 continuerehabilitation independently.
EarlyIdentification and Early Intervention
- Screen children aged 0–8 years for developmentaldelays and disabilities.
- Provide early intervention services to enhancedevelopmental outcomes.
AssistiveDevices and Accessibility
- Refer and Assess beneficiaries for appropriateassistive devices such as wheelchairs, walkers, standing frames, orthoses,and adaptive equipment along with AAT team.
- Participate in assessment camps and assistive devicedistribution programs.
- Educate beneficiaries and caregivers on the properuse and maintenance of assistive devices.
Coordinationand Networking
- Collaborate with Occupational Therapists, SpeechTherapists, Special Educators, Psychologists, Medical Officers, andCommunity Coordinators.
Documentationand Reporting
- Maintain accurate beneficiary records, assessmentreports, therapy notes, and follow-up documentation.
- Update beneficiary information in the organization'sManagement Information System (MIS).
- Submit monthly reports, field visit reports, andprogram updates on time.
Monitoringand Quality Improvement
- Participate in case reviews, supervision visits, andmultidisciplinary meetings.
- Ensure compliance with organizational policies andrehabilitation standards.
Contribute tomonitoring, evaluation, learning, and documentation of program outcomes
Requirements
EducationalQualification
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPT) – Mandatory.
- Master of Physiotherapy (MPT) – Preferred.
- Registration with the State Physiotherapy Council (preferred).
Experience
- 0 to 1 years of experience in physiotherapy orrehabilitation services.
- Experience working with NGOs, Community-BasedRehabilitation (CBR), Early Intervention, pediatric rehabilitation, ordisability programs are desirable.
- Fresh graduates with a strong interest in communityrehabilitation are encouraged to apply.
Strongclinical assessment and treatment skills.
Knowledgeof pediatric, neurological, and orthopedic rehabilitation.
Excellentcommunication, counseling, and interpersonal skills.
Abilityto work independently in community settings.
Strongdocumentation and report-writing skills.
Computerproficiency (MS Office and MIS).
Willingnessto travel extensively within the project area.
Commitmentto disability inclusion, community participation, and a rights-based approach.