Krystyna Gray

• Provided interventions and treatments to improve client abilities to perform daily activities, manage symptoms and prevent injury.
• Coordinated interventions within a multidisciplinary team.
• Performed evaluations and assessments to recommend best treatment for individual patients.
• Provided education to empower patients and families to understand conditions, treatments and treatment options for managing symptoms.
• Established compassionate and caring relationships with clients, families and stakeholders.
• Reporting as per the NDIS guidelines.

• Provided education and interventions to empower clients and their families to understand conditions, implement interventions and adapt their environment..
• Customised standard plans to meet individual abilities and needs.
• Setting up service agreements and schedule of supports within the NDIS space.
• Determined best treatment plans to meet objectives for school, work, and home life.
• Liaising with all stakeholders (Child-care centres, schools, Department of Child Protection, NDIS)
• Adapted environments by making changes to patient homes, workplaces and school environments to promote safety, independence and participation.
• Invoicing and reconciliation.

• Coordinated interventions with a multidisciplinary team.
• Established compassionate and caring relationships with clients, families and all stakeholders.
• Performed assessments during treatment to determine progress according to goals.
• NDIS report writing and progress reviews completed in a timely manner and to a high standard.
• Liaising with external service providers to ensure the best outcome for children and their families - Department of Communities and Justice, The Benevolent society, Catholic-Care Wilcannia/Forbes, Department of Education.
• Comprehensive Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA) within the adult population.

• Conduct comprehensive individualised assessments.
• Conduct 6 monthly review on each resident within the facility.
• Develop, implement, and review individual tailored pain management treatment modalities using non-pharmacological interventions.
• Develop and implement exercise programs tailored to each client’s individual needs.
• Non-pharmacological interventions to assist with pain management and behaviours of concern.
• Complete complex and detailed progress notes in a timely matter and in line with legislation.
• Home care assessments providing clinical assessment, appropriate intervention and evaluation to clients living in their own home.
• Timely report writing to home care providers.

• Community based Occupational Therapist.
• Provide clinical assessment, intervention, and evaluation.
• Timely documentation and report writing.
• Experience with a Paediatric caseload – with a strong bias towards sensory integration.
• Liaising with the NDIA, families, external providers, and other allied health professionals.
• Referral to other allied health professionals as needed as based on assessment and client needs.

• Assist in the development of an environmentally friendly environment for people living with dementia.
• Educating the community through presentations and forums.
• Assist in the development of plans for behaviour management.
• Liaise with external providers to provide the best care for people living with dementia.
• Liaise with management and attend regular management meetings.
• Conduct comprehensive assessments including ADL assessments, eating assessments, mobility assessments, environmental design audits, seating assessments, pressure care, assessing bathrooms for simple modifications. Implement appropriate strategies and review and update as needed.
• Implement and develop pain management strategies.
• Assess for and implement palliative care strategies.
• Complete manual handling assessments.
• Liaise with families in a timely manner.
• Set-up and chair case conferences.
• Liaise with doctors, external service providers and other health professionals and follow directions and implement treatment plans.

• Conduct comprehensive assessments.
• Develop and implement individualised treatment plans.
• Re-assess treatment plans regularly.
• Facilitate pain management program across two residential aged care facilities.
• Provide falls prevention strategies and initiative to residents.
• Complete manual handling education and re-assessment for staff.
• Organise and develop regular exercise class to maintain current function.
• Complete complex and detailed progress notes.

Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Service (DBMAS)

• Provide clinical assessment, intervention and evaluation to people who have a dementia living. in residential care facilities and the community.
• Provide clinical supervision, mentoring and modelling behaviour management techniques.
• Facilitate access to other support services, such as palliative care.
• Provide short term case management and care planning.
• Provide workplace capacity building that is tailored to a specific area.
• Evaluate and record client’s progress.
• Facilitate case conferences with families, carers, residential aged care facilities and medical professionals.
• Implement and evaluate behaviour management strategies.
• Provide information on environmental modifications.
• Liaise with upper levels of management.

Mobile Respite Response Team (MRRT)

• Provide in home short-term flexible service to carers and family members.
• Provide information, advice and support that is appropriate and individually tailored.
• Liaise with other service providers such as day programs, respite centres and residential aged care facilities on behalf of families and carers.
• Organise emergency in home services such as respite, cleaning services and personal care.
• Provide helpline support and advice to family members and carers.

Younger Onset Dementia Program (YOD)

• Conduct initial assessments with families, carers and the person with dementia.
• Conduct standardised screening tools with both the carer and the person with dementia to determine the validity of the YOD program.