Job Description

Occupational Therapy Degree and HCPC Registration Proven post-qualification experience Involvement in professional practice education. Experience of working within neurological rehabilitation or related area. Supervision of junior and/or support staff. Experience of having a lead role for designated projects.



Know the key concepts of the biological, social, psychological and clinical sciences which are relevant to their profession -specific practice. Evidence of post-graduate study in the field of neurology. Awareness of factors that can influence team working. Understand the need to establish and maintain a safe practice environment.



Evidence of the use of reflective practice for personal development. Awareness of National guidelines and legislation relating to health and social care provision. Awareness of own limitations. Ability to use complex communication skills in a variety of settings.



Be able to use appropriate assessment techniques for patients with complex neurological disorders. Be able to analyse and evaluate the information collected and formulate appropriate recommendations. Ability to work autonomously and utilise supervision and formal appraisal systems. Be able to use research, reasoning and problem solving skills to determine appropriate actions.



Be able to formulate specific and appropriate management plans including the setting of timescales. Ability to develop, monitor and evaluate service provision. A wide range of interpersonal skills including ability to prioritise, delegate, negotiate. Ability to demonstrate a flexible approach to working practice to facilitate effective team working.



Ability to adapt to fluctuating environments and complex situations. Ability to work on own initiative and take responsibility for specific tasks. Access to a vehicle with the ability to travel around the Wakefield District in line with service requirements.