MELISSA NYAMAYARO

• Provided physiotherapy consultations

•Performed return to work physical screening

• • Completed job role profiles
• • Performed ergonomic work and vehicle assessments
• • Conducted manual tasks risk assessments and provided recommendations
• • Conducted trainings in manual handling and cab seat awareness• Provided warm up for work or pre-start meetings
• Facilitated and maintaining client relationships
• Coordinated patient care with Health and Safety team and the Injury Advisor
• Educated patients on proper body mechanics and injury prevention to avoid risk of re-injury.

• To assess NDIS participants and provide appropriate Physiotherapy management
• To implement ongoing evaluation and review of programs to ensure NDIS participants' needs are met
• To collaborate with speech and occupational therapists appropriately
• To write letters, and emails to referees and regularly communicate the treatment plan and progress with the treatment provided.

• To asses outpatients and provide appropriate Physiotherapy management one on one or in group sessions
• To implement ongoing evaluation and review of programs to ensure current patient needs are met
• To collaborate with senior physiotherapists, doctors, and other allied health staff appropriately
• To take responsibility for the subjective, objective assessment, treatment analysis, planning and intervention based on current evidence-based practice
• To write letters, and emails to referees and regularly communicate the treatment plan and progress with the treatment provided
• To accurately record workload statistics and organize them as required.

• To ensure high standards of clinical care to inpatients, outpatients, and hydrotherapy patients under my management
• To undertake comprehensive assessments of patients and to formulate clinically reasoned treatment plans
• To carry out assessments of patients and treat a mixed caseload of inpatients and to facilitate safe discharge home
• To maintain and demonstrate clinical professional development by keeping up to date with new treatment trends and research.