Occupational Therapist

What is a Occupational Therapist?

Occupational therapists are increasingly involved in primary care to assist individuals with various health issues and chronic conditions in overcoming obstacles that hinder their participation in everyday life. They work with people to identify their needs and create plans to help them resume their daily activities despite health and social challenges. By intervening early and collaborating with others, occupational therapists can prioritise individuals' most important needs, potentially preventing crises, mitigating worsening conditions, and promoting independence and social inclusion. First Contact Occupational Therapist play n integral role in the Primary Care team.

Our support to you

The Training Hub believes in investing in learning and development to enable individuals to reach their full potential and enhance care delivery to patients accessing Primary Care.

As there are different methods of Level 7 FCP course delivery — online, in-person, and hybrid. At the Training Hub we aim to support you by facilitating access to these programs through supportive career conversations.

Opportunities

Fully funded FCP courses are available to Occupational Therapist working in Primary Care.
Following a career conversation around course structure and delivery as well as supervision requirements to ensure successful completion learner will be signposted to the right Higher Education Institution.