Passionate about supporting rehabilitation with a holistic, client-centred approach to enhance quality of life. Proven team player at WDHB, contributing to high-quality care for patients and whānau. Acknowledge the vital role of Occupational Therapists in restoring physical function, purpose, and autonomy for stroke survivors. Committed to pursuing an OT degree and expanding clinical expertise in community-based interventions, with a keen interest in specialising in palliative care OT. Skilled in patient care, clinical support, and administrative tasks, including conducting Initial Assessment Screen, Mental State Examination, and assisting OTs in monitoring acute Stroke patients using the Neurological Screening Tool.
· Trustworthiness: naturally handled sensitive information with the utmost confidentiality, earning the trust of people and showing appreciation for the privilege of friendships.
· Networking: genuinely intrigued by others socio-cultural aspects, thought and content process, as well as learning about their professional development and interests to enhance relationships that benefit both parties.
· Patience: Maintained a patient and empathetic approach when working with alongside people with complex socio-cultural, mental and physical challenges. Specially, a profound understanding on chronic pain, trauma, and facing learning difficulties gained through experiences in life.