EUGENE ANTWI

• Provides treatment to patients under Physiotherapist instructions.

• Assists patients in correctly carrying out their physical therapy routines.

• Encourage and motivate patients during their rehabilitation, providing excellent

level of customer care and attention.

• Assess patients' physical condition to identify issues and plan an appropriate

treatment regimen.

• Massage patients and applies preparations and treatments, such as liniment, alcohol

rubs and heat-lamp stimulation.

• Improve patients' range of motion and assist in muscle re-education and

strengthening through physical therapy exercises.

• Assess and documents reports on patients' health and wellbeing.

• Regularly monitor and assess patients' progress, communicating causes for concern

with senior staff.

• Schedule patient appointments in most effective manner to provide high-quality

care.

• Educate patients and their families on in-home rehabilitation methods to prevent

injury and disability.

• Secure patient information and maintain confidentiality by completing and

safeguarding medical records and completing diagnostic coding.

• Retrain patients to walk and use devices such as walking frames, crutches and

wheelchairs to improve mobility.

• Apply practices in safe clinical and non-clinical manual handling.

• Reduce patients' pain and swelling through a variety of techniques including hot and

cold packs, taping and splinting.

• Fill out documents, insurance forms and patient notes for physiotherapists.

• Discuss treatment with patients to increase involvement.

• Help physiotherapists plan treatments and facilitate patient recovery.

• Fit patients for physical support devices and advised on proper use.

• Supported patients with mobility issues by helping each move between treatment

spaces during physiotherapy sessions.

• Clean and sanitise physiotherapy equipment before and after use.

• Worked to improve patient outlook and daily living through compassionate care.

• Monitored clients' progress to report necessary changes.

• Administered all necessary medications as directed by care plan.

Promoted independence and self-esteem by allowing patients to complete specific personal tasks alone.

• Facilitated patient relationships with family and friends with video and phone calls and emails.

• Accompanied patients on trips into the community during meetings

Assessed patients' physical condition to identify issues and plan an appropriate treatment regimen.

• Retrained patients to walk and use devices such as walking frames, crutches and wheelchairs to improve mobility.

• Reduced patients' pain and swelling through a variety of techniques including hot and cold packs, taping and splinting.

• Educated patients, their families and the wider community to lead healthy lifestyles to prevent injury and disability.

• Improved patients' range of motion and assisting in muscle re-education and strengthening through techniques including manual and electrotherapy.

• Formulated accurate prognoses, recommended best course of intervention and developed comprehensive discharge plans to keep patients fully informed and at ease.

• Classified presented musculoskeletal disorders into work-relatedness categories and indicated patients' fitness to work or recommended adjustments to job duties.

• Utilised highly developed therapeutic handling skills to support system management and patient rehabilitation.

• Communicated with patients to enhance understanding and secure informed consent before assessments and treatments.

Supported senior therapists in delivering various treatment methods, including electrotherapy, hydrotherapy and manual physiotherapy.

• Communicated positively and professionally with patients, enhancing physiotherapy treatment experiences.

• Listened attentively to patients and therapists to gain increased understanding of diverse condition presentations.

• Demonstrated excellent clinical reasoning skills, aiding senior therapists in patient prognoses and programme delivery.

• Demonstrated understanding of various manual therapy techniques, providing dependable assistance to patients.

• Observed patient progress during physiotherapy programmes, suggesting adaptations to improve health conditions.

• Prepared exercise equipment and machinery ahead of patient visits, enabling timely appointment delivery.

• Maintained patient treatment records, accurately documenting precise work performed and promoted.

• Communicated possible prognoses to patients, explaining complex information clearly and concisely.

• Educated patients, their families and the wider community to lead healthy lifestyles to prevent injury and disability.

• Reduced patients' pain and swelling through a variety of techniques including hot and cold packs, taping and splinting.

• Improved patients' range of motion and assisting in muscle re-education and strengthening through techniques including manual and electrotherapy.

• Retrained patients to walk and use devices such as walking frames, crutches and wheelchairs to improve mobility.