About the role
Home therapists work to provide support and rehabilitation in the client's home environment. They often have a background in healthcare or social work and may have an education as an occupational therapist, physiotherapist, or similar. Their work is important for promoting independence and quality of life for clients.Responsibilities
Home therapists are responsible for assessing the client's needs, planning and implementing individually tailored treatment plans. They collaborate with other healthcare providers and relatives to create a comprehensive solution. Follow-up and evaluation of the interventions are a central part of their work.Skills and tools
Home therapists need good knowledge of human anatomy, pathology, and rehabilitation methods. They use aids and technical solutions to facilitate everyday life for the client. Empathy, communication skills, and flexibility are important qualities in the profession.