Activity specialist vs general activities therapist

Differences between activity specialist and general activities therapist duties and responsibilities

Activity specialist example responsibilities.

• Design and lead programs, including programs nationally and in Germany, to facilitate software use in mathematics and science instruction.
• Manage the maintenance of post MWR relate administrative records and submit program status reports in accordance with establish contractual requirements.
• Provide clinically valid psychiatric rehabilitation services to patients to include assessments and evaluations of patients rehabilitative and recreational leisure enrichment needs.
• Perform TCI de-escalation techniques and restraints in order to maintain client and environment safety.
• Develop, refine and coordinate the execution of monthly, quarterly and annual event calendars and NAF budgets.
• Coordinate and run various activities including, but not limit to, bingo, trivia, pool parties, and cabarets.
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General activities therapist example responsibilities.

• Manage ventilator care, intubation, arterial line placement, mechanical ventilation, BIPAP, and CPAP.
• Serve on committees, attend interdisciplinary meetings and intervene in crisis situations.
• Identify presenting/existing barriers that impede adequate social-functioning and goal-attainment with the purpose of connecting patients to adequate resources within a community.
• Receive DBT, recovery model, and therapeutic communication training to enhance therapeutic techniques.