Dedicated and compassionate Occupational Therapist graduate with over 1,000 hours of clinical and community placement experience across diverse settings. Skilled in assessment, care planning, and therapeutic intervention with a client-centred approach. Proven ability to collaborate effectively within interdisciplinary teams, communicate with empathy, and adapt quickly in dynamic healthcare environments. Passionate about promoting meaningful engagement and improving quality of life for individuals, evident through work experience.
Project Management placement (2024-2025) – 24 weeks
Salvation Army’s Magpie Nest Café, Melbourne
· Conducted research and engaged directly with homeless and marginalised community members to gather information on needs and interests
· Collaborated with Salvation Army staff through structured interviews and volunteering within the café
· Co-developed and facilitated two community activity groups to enhance meaningful engagement and mental wellbeing
· Led evaluation of group outcomes and overall project impact to inform future service delivery
Clinical placement (2024) – 6 weeks
Golf Links Road Rehabilitation Centre – Neuro & Amputee Ward
· Conducted initial assessments, cognitive evaluations, home assessments, and informal client interviews
· Facilitated and supported both individual and group-based upper limb therapy and breakfast groups
· Accurately documented assessments and interventions using clinical forms and SOAP notes
· Collaborated closely with the multidisciplinary team (MDT) and actively contributed to patient handovers and team discussions
Simulated placement (2023) – 4 weeks
Mental health & Vocational Rehabilitation
· Completed 3-4 comprehensive patient case scenarios from initial assessment through to intervention planning
· Conducted client interviews, developed therapeutic reasoning, and practiced clinical documentation (SOAP notes)
Community fieldwork (2022) – 4 weeks
Ashwood School
· I supported students with diverse learning needs through classroom activities, an excursion to a farm, and a collaborative art project.