Alumni of NIOH (An Invitation)

Alumni of NIOH (An Invitation)
Alumni (Students passed Diploma / Degree from this Institute) are invited a day long academic discussion on 'New Dimensions in Locomotor Disability rehabilitation' and "Alumni Meet" scheduled on January 10th, 2010 at NIOH.
Alumni are requested to regsiter themselves online by sending your regsiteration via email to mail@nioh.in in the following format:
Name =Batch = Year of pasing =Complete postal address = Mobile No. =
For further details you may contact :-
Mrs. Rupali Sen, Deptt. of Occupational TherapyMr. Sanjib Bhattacharya, Deptt. of Prosthetic Orthotic.Dr. (Mrs.) Reena (De) Biswas.

Occupational TYHerapy job in Chennai

Job - Title :Occupational Therapist
Company :Chaitanya (A Place for Child with Special Needs
Job Profile :Junior or Senior Occupational thearpist
Number of Vacancies :3
Place of Posting :Chennai
Salary :Rs. 10000/-
Other Benefits :Incentives
Eligibility
Qualification :B.O.T (Occupational Therapy)
Specialization :Peadiatrics - Neuro
Key Skills : Special child
Experience:0-2 years
Age Limit :22-30
Gender : Female
Preferred Location:Tamilnadu/Chennai/ Selection
Mode of application : Get prior Appointment & Walk in with Resume. Those who are doing final year also welcome.
Last date of Application : Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Selection through : Interview
Contact Person : Mr.Kamal Raj
Address :
Plot No:258, House Name : Brindavan, Ammayee Ammal Street, Ayavoo Naidu colony, Aminjikarai, chennai - 29. Very close to M. R. Hospital or Nelson Mannikkam Road. Contact Mobile: 99400-44709

59th Anniversary of Occupational therapy School and center Seth G. S. Medical College & K.E.M. Hospital, Mumbai on 14th November 2009.

INVITATION

Department Of Occupational Therapy Seth G. S. Medical College & K.E.M. Hospital, Mumbai proudly invites one and all for the 59th Anniversary of Occupational therapy School and center on 14th November 2009. On this occasion we are organizing many events and your active participation shall be awaited for making this anniversary memorable one kindly grace the occasion Staff and Students Occupational Therapy Dept, Seth G.S.M.C. & K.E.M.H

Rules and Regulation

I. Audio Visual Presentation Competition
1. Numbers of entries from each college : 3
2. Numbers of participants : 2
3. Theme revolving around core concept of occupational therapy.
4. Time limit maximum 5 min.
5. Participants: UG, PG, DROT, Interns, and Staff.
6. It should be self explanatory (participant would not be allowed to speak)
7. The presentation should be complied in a CD in window 93-2007 compatible format
8. No pen drives shall be allowed.
9. The topic should not evoke any controversy or hurt professional sentiments or violate professional ethics.
10. CD’s should be named with the topic and the participants with college name.
11. No identity should be revealed of the person / college/ department in any form in the presentation.
12. Decision of the judges will be final.
13. If the presentation wins an award it shall be presented on 14th November 09.

II. Poster Painting and T Shirt Painting
1. Numbers of entries from each college : 3
2. Numbers of participants : 2
3. It should be self explanatory.
4. Time limit : 1 hour
5. Materials will be provided.
6. Outside materials shall not be allowed.
7. Decision of the judges will be final.
8. All posters / T- shirts shall be put for exhibition.

III. Quiz
1. Numbers of entries from each college: 1
2. Numbers of participants: 4 (UG, PG, DROT, Interns, and Staff)
3. Only one staff can participate in each group.

Late date of entries for all events: 9th November 09.

Contact:
Parag Adsule: 9766572484
Ravi Wattamwar: 9322074252
Anand Londhe: 9960965823


Events Schedule

12th November 09

1. Audio Visual Presentation Competition

2. Quiz


Time: 1pm- 4pm. Venue: J.M.L.T. Hall GSMC & KEM Hospital


13th November 09


1. T -shirt Painting Competition

2. Poster Painting Competition Theme: Womb to Tomb.

Time: 1pm- 4pm. Venue: OT Dept GSMC & KEM Hospital

14th November 09

1. Inauguration function

2. Scientific Session

Time: 9 am – 12 noon.

Venue: J.M.L.T. Hall GSMC & KEM Hospital

Seminar at Nair Hospital, Mumbai

The Department of Occupational Therapy, Nair Hospital is organizing a awareness programme FOR all parents, teachers, Occupational therapists, Speech therapists,Pediatrician, Neurologists, Psychiatrists, Special Educators, .etcTitle: Early Intervention In Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)

Time:10.30am-12.30 p.m.Date: 13th November 2009Venue: Topiwala National Medical College Auditorium, College Building "Its open for allNO ENTRY FEE"

It is organized by the Department of Occupational Therapy,T. N. Medical College & Nair HospitalAddress: Mumbai Central-(E),MUMBAI-8For more details,

Contact: Department of OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, O.P.D. No.21,'M" Building, 1st Floor, Behind college canteen.Ph. no.:022-23027502 Working Hours: Mon-Fri: 9 am-3.30 pm Sat: 9 am-12 pm

Regards,
Sanchit Sharma,
Final yr,
Occupational therapy student
Nair hospital

Occupational therapy job in jipmer

JAWAHARLAL INSTITUTE OF POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, PUDUCHERRY- 605 006.
Institution of National Importance
(Under Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India)
Applications are invited by the Director, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Puducherry-605 006 from eligible candidates for the following categories of post as mentioned below:
Jr. Occupationaltherapist 2 no
Occupational therapy Technician 1 no
for more details visit
Web: http://www.jipmer.edu/
Information provided by Monoj . K. Sethy

occupational job in Doha -Qatar

Subject: Senior posts immediately available at Occupational Therapy Department, Hamad Medical Corporation, Doha - Qatar.
From: OT RH <otrecruit@gmail. com>There are senior posts immediately available for those with experience inCardiac Rehabilitation, Hand Therapy and Oncology.Qualification required : >UG + 5 years clinical experience or PG+ four years clinical experience is the minimumrequirement for the Senior Post.To facilitate the processing of your application wewill require the following: 1) Updated CV with email, contact address andnumber 2) Certificates and License 3) Previous employers reference letters (at least three) 4) Passport copy 5) Photograph 6) Basic Computer application is essential (non-certified skill) 7) If you do know the Arabic language, do mention it as it surely is preferred.(Tax free pay, free accommodation and good payscale) I would also like to inform you that there are a fewhospitals coming up in the near future. You could send inyour details as mentioned above so that you will beregistered on our Recruitment Database. The various specialized fields available in Hamad MedicalCorporation are Acute Care, Adult Rehabilitation,Pediatrics, Hand Therapy, Neonatology, Cardiology, Oncology,Psychiatry and Community Based Rehabilitation. If you are interested to know more details about theCorporation and Department kindly visit our website www.hmc.org. qa Kindly mail your CV to otrecruit@gmail. comat your earliest convenience or a hard copy to the addressgiven below:Wishing you all the very best.
Lincy M.ThomasRecruitment CommitteeDepartment of Occupational Therapy,Rumailah Hospital, P. B 3050 Doha – Qatar

There is a post of Lecturer, Occupational Therapy in AIIpmr, Mumbai,

There is a post of Lecturer, Occupational Therapy in AIIpmr, Mumbai,
About EmployerEstablished in November 1955 as a pilot project, with technical expertise and manpower support from the UNITED NATIONS ORGANISATION, with planning and collaboration by an Indian expert late DR M.V. SANT, the institute came under the administrative control of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India in 1961. The former Prime Minister, Late Shrimati Indira Gandhi laid the foundation stone for a new five storied building in March, 1959 and it was formally inaugurated by Dr. Karan Singh the then Union Minister of Health and Family Planning in March,1976. The Institute is one of the well equipped Rehabilitation Centers comprising of the Main Block which houses the O.P.D. Complex, 'State of Art ', Operation Theatres and a Post operative Recovery Room , High Tech Prosthetics and Orthotics Fabrication Department including CAD CAM, advanced Physiotherapy Services, Students' Hostel and Guest Rooms . The other two Blocks house the Rehabilitation Medicine Department including the Investigation departments of Pathology and Radiology , a 60 bedded in patient , facility, Rehabilitation Therapy Departments, including Occupational Therapy , Physiotherapy , Speech Therapy, Medical Social Work , Vocational Guidance , Academic Section with Library , Vocational Training Department and the Prosthetic and Orthotic Workshop.
Address:
All India Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Haji Ali, K. Khadye Marg,Mahalaxmi,Mumbai, Maharashtra,India - 400034.
aiipmr@vsnl.com , bd.athani@nic.in , aiipmr.msw@nic.in

OT Job in Goa

Dear Occupational Therapist,There is a Vacancy for a post of Occupational Therapist in Goa Medical College.Occupational Therapist with Pediatric background / experience shall be preferred.Salary: Rs. 20,000 /- Accomodation: Free.Interested candidates should contact: Dr. Medini Padhye (Director, Paeds. NDTC)Contact No.: 022- 23885181

Occupational Therapy plays a vital role in mental health rehabilitation.

Title: Occupational Therapy plays a vital role in mental health rehabilitation.
Occupational Therapy is a health profession that assists individuals with mental illness to maximize independence in their daily occupations and life roles. Occupational Therapists view occupation as those entire activities people do that give our life meaning and determine who we are. In the field of mental health, Occupational Therapists specialize in assessing how an individual's mental illness impacts on their ability to function in their everyday occupations and roles.
Through comprehensive assessment Occupational Therapists are able to identify an individual's abilities and limitations and identify the issues that prevent a person from fully participating in their chosen occupations. Occupational Therapists specialize in working with their clients to develop comprehensive and interactive individual or group programs that achieve goals that are important to the client. Programs are designed to suit each person, their abilities and skills. Occupational Therapists in mental health work first and foremost with the person who has a mental illness. They also work in cooperation with other health professionals and community organizations and with care givers, family members and friends. Public and private mental health services are available for child and youth, adult and elderly populations, and services are provided in hospital and community settings. Occupational Therapists in mental health provide individual and group assessment and intervention in hospital, community, home and work environments. Occupational Therapists and clients work together to develop and achieve personal goals, including those within vocational (work), pre-vocational, leisure and social aspects of people's lives. Occupational Therapists can assist people to enhance their budgeting, social, interpersonal, time management and stress management skills. Occupational therapists work mainly in the public health system; however they may also work in the private health and employment sectors. Referrals for occupational therapy services are made by the other health professionals, friends, family members or treating doctors (e.g. psychiatrist or general practitioner).
An occupational therapist in mental health can help you to, better understand mental health and take an active part in your wellness. Help to develop skills to live more independently in the community, occupational Therapist helps you to deal with life change, stress and emotions more easily, improve your personal relationships, develop hobbies and interests , help you in return to work . for more information you can visit, www.ooccupationaltherapyupdate.blogspot.com, www.wfot.org, www.aiota.org,

Koushik Sau
Occupational Therapist
Kolkata West Bengal

Live your life to its fullest with the help of Occupational Therapist

Title: Live your life to its fullest with the help of Occupational Therapist

With the advantage of science we always expect that we should live our life to its fullest. But we face so many congenital and acquired disease condition which leads to disability or become differently able. As a human being it’s your right that you should get a holistic rehabilitation to minimize your limitation and maximize yours functional abilities. This is possible when an Occupational Therapist is part of rehabilitation team, who will take care of activity of daily living (ADL) like dressing , brushing along with your occupational need.
Occupation is not only an involvement that provides money. If we carefully look our daily routine then we take part in different activity like self care (eg; eating, grooming), work which is productive and provide some earning resources and leisure (eg; travelling, listing music, socialization. Any task you perform during a particular day that’s falls under these three categories. Occupations are the essence of productive living and Occupational Therapists focus on the occupations accomplished by people to live full, independent lives. Occupations or activities of daily living include work, self–care, and leisure.
Occupational therapists work with persons to endorse an individualized balance of occupations right through one’s lifespan. Occupational performance is developed and improved by treating the “entire person” and attending to physical, psychological, emotional, social and cultural issues, as influenced by the situation. Treatment is based on purposeful activity that requires physical and mental involvement of those being treated. Occupational Therapists should focus on “doing” whatever occupations or activities are meaningful to the human being. It is occupational therapy’s purpose to get beyond problems to the solutions that guarantee living life to its fullest. These solutions may be through adaptations for how to perform a job, changes to the environment, or helping individuals to correct their own behaviors.
According to World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT), 2004, Occupational Therapy is a profession concerned with promoting health and well being through occupation. The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life. Occupational Therapists achieve this outcome by enabling people to do things that will enhance their ability to participate or by modifying the environment to better support participation.
Occupational Therapy is practiced in a wide range of settings, including adult day care centers, day treatment centers, home health agencies, community rehabilitation programs, community mental health clinics, clubhouse programs, outpatient psychiatric clinics, foster care residents, sheltered workshops, group and private homes, community support programs.Clients are actively involved in the therapeutic process, and outcomes of Occupational Therapy are diverse, client-driven and measured in terms of participation or satisfaction derived from participation. Now a question may arise in your mind that how can you find an Occupational Therapist? You may be referred to an Occupational Therapist by your doctor or specialist, or other health care professional or any rehabilitation professionals. How can you ensure the quality of services from an Occupational Therapist in India? You should check the registration of an Occupational Therapist from national body of Occupational Therapist called All India Occupational Therapy Association (AIOTA) founder member of World Federation of Occupational Therapy (WFOT). In 1952 Occupational Therapy profession started in India and celebrating International Occupational Therapy day on October 27, 2009, for more information you can visit www.aiota.org, www.Wfot.org, www.aota.org. Www.occupationaltherapyupdate.blogspot.com,

Koushik Sau
Occupational Therapist

International day of Occupational Therapy on 27 October, 2009.

Title: International day of Occupational Therapy on 27 October, 2009.
Occupational therapy is a profession, concerned with promoting health and well being through occupation. The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life. Occupational Therapists achieve this outcome by enabling people to do things that will enhance their ability to participate or by modifying the environment to better support and participation.
Occupational Therapists have a broad education that equips them with skills and knowledge to work collaboratively with individuals or groups of people who have an impairment of body structure or function due to a health condition, and who experience barriers to participation. Occupational therapists believe that participation can be supported or restricted by physical, social, attitudinal and legislative environments. Therefore, occupational therapy practice may be directed to changing aspects of the environment to enhance participation.
Occupational therapy is practiced in a wide range of settings, including hospitals, health centers, homes, workplaces, schools, reform institutions and housing for seniors. Clients are actively involved in the therapeutic process, and outcomes of occupational therapy are diverse, client-driven and measured in terms of participation or satisfaction derived from participation. In the occasion of international occupational therapy day on 27 October 2009 I wish you all healthy and meaning full life. For more information a person can visit www.aiota.org, www.wfot.org, www.aota.org. Www.occupationaltherapyupdate.blogspot.com.
Koushik Sau
Occupational Therapist

Occupational Therapy a unique Professional practice in Rehabilitation

Occupational Therapy a unique Professional practice in Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation is well known word for many people basically who are working as community health worker. It’s become very challenging when they work with differently able or physical challenged. Occupational Therapist play a vital role, when we are talking in terms of holistic rehabilitation then you can not ignore a role of an Occupational Therapist. Because when a disable person comes to any center for rehabilitation then it’s their right to get intervention to perform activity of daily life (ADL) like eating, drinking bathing etc as well as plan regarding return to work. Occupational Therapist can fulfill all rehabilitation need from beginning of your rehabilitation phase to return to your productive life.
Occupational Therapy a treatment methods that focuses on helping people achieves independence in all areas of their lives through different technique. According to the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), in addition to dealing with an individual's physical well-being, occupational Therapy practitioners address psychological, social, and environmental factors that may hinder an individual's functioning in different ways.
Now a question may arise in your mind that who can use an Occupational Therapy services. A person who is suffering a condition like birth injuries or birth defects ,sensory processing/integrative disorders , traumatic injuries (brain or spinal cord) ,learning disorder , autism , juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, mental health or behavioral problems ,broken bones, orthopedic injuries developmental delays ,post-surgical conditions ,burns , spina bifida ,traumatic amputations ,cancer ,severe hand injuries ,multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Parkinson’s Disease , Myasthenia gravis, Guillain-Barre Syndrome , Huntington’s Chorea and other chronic illnesses.
Occupational Therapists offer purposeful, goal-oriented activities that teach and facilitate skills like assertiveness, cognition (e.g., problem solving), independent living including using community resources, home management, time management, management of medication, and safety in the home and community, a vocational interest and pursuits, self-awareness , interpersonal and social skills, stress management, activities of daily living (e.g.; hygiene), role development (e.g., parenting),self-sufficiency and interdependency to overcome the functional limitation of a person.
An Occupational Therapist can work in different sector like hospitals, schools setup, rehabilitation centers, mental health hospital, private practices, Pediatric clinics, nursing homes and industry set up. Though Occupational Therapy is essential treatment modalities and without it a rehabilitation procedure is not able to fulfill a person needs, after all many health setup not providing this service to their client in India.
In India an Occupational Therapist should be registered under all Indian Occupational Therapist Association (AIOTA). An Occupational Therapist graduate who completed his four years course along with six month compulsory internship become eligible to register for practice in India. Master degree also available with specialization like child health, neurology, orthopedic etc.
27 October, 2009 is International day of Occupational Therapy. In this day we can wish that all needy people should get Occupational Therapy service in Government as well as non government sector. At present very few state run government hospitals had Occupational Therapist. The state like Haryana, Bihar already passed proposal to appoint Occupational Therapist for betterment of differently able persons. In the occasion of Occupational Therapy International day, it will be expected from government to equip the hospitals with Occupational Therapy facilities. For more information you can visit www.wfot.org , www.aiota.org, www.occupationaltherapyblogspot.com .
Regards
Koushik Sau
Occupational Therapist
Kolkata West Bengal

Occupational Therapy in CCRH

There is a post for Occupational Therapist central council for research in
Homoeopathy (Under Department of AYUSH, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,
Govt. of India)
Advertisement No. 01/2009.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST – 01 post (Unreserved) (Group ‘B”) Pay band Rs. 9300-34800 + Grade Pay Rs. 4,200, Place of present posting : Kottayam (Kerala), Age: 35 years and below* Qualification: Essential: 1) Degree in Occupational Therapist or any other equivalent qualification from a recognized University/Institution. 2) 3 years experience in the field after obtaining degree preferably in a mental hospital.

For Details please visit http://ccrhindia.org/Advertisement%202009.pdf

Post of Hand Occupational Therapist

One Hand Occupational Therapist with Five year experience is require for our unit very urgently, if selected, your CV will processed very soon.
1. Must have clinical experience irrespective of PG or UG.(PG Plus three years experience will NOT be counted as five years)
2. AIOTA membership is preferred.
3. You would be joining here in core group of OT Hand team directly if are selected, so up date in this area is needed.
4.Basic Computer application is essential (non-certified skill)

(tax free pay, with free accommodation and good pay scale)

Send your CV to Ms.Shoba HOD of OT unit, Doha Schacko1@hmc. org.qa and Hand unit OT supervisor Ms.Monique Lablanc Mleblanc@hmc. org.qa

Kind request do NOT send your CV if you doN't have Hand OT Experience or trying your chance, since it may hinder the selection procedure for our friends.

Post Project Occupational Therapist in Handicap International

Project Occupational Therapist
Handicap International
Location : Srinagar/Ganderbal Jammu and Kashmir, India
Length of contract : Till 14th September 2010
Start date: ASAP
Closing date for application : 26th October 2009

Handicap International is an international organisation specialised in the field of disability. Non-governmental, non-religious, non-political and non-profit-making, it works alongside persons with disabilities, whatever the context, in response to humanitarian crises and the effects of extreme poverty. Handicap International implements programmes of assistance to persons and local organisations, inclusion programmes and programmes focusing on the fight against the main causes of disability. It runs projects in approximately 60 countries, with the support of a network of eight national associations (France, Germany, Belgium, Canada, the United States, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom and Switzerland)

The organisation employs almost 3300 people worldwide, 330 of whom work in France and in its European and North American national associations.

JOB CONTEXT
Since 1988, Handicap International is promoting mainstreaming of disability in all sectors to reduce vulnerability of persons with disabilities in India. Handicap International works in partnership for an inclusive, barrier-free and rights-based society. HI in India is currently implementing projects in the field of Disaster Risk Reduction, Public Health, Physical Rehabilitation, disabling diseases and Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) in states of Bihar, Orissa, Gujarat, Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

In accordance to its mandate, Handicap International has launched a project to develop quality rehabilitation services for children with disabilities in Kashmir (India) in partnership with a local NGO. The project has been launched with financial support from European Commission Humanitarian Aid (ECHO). The overall objective of the project is to improve participation of Children with Disabilities (CwDs) and youth of Jammu and Kashmir (India) in mainstream society through building quality community based and specialised physical rehabilitation care.

JOB MANDATE
Under the overall leadership of Project Disability Manager, the Occupational Therapist will be a part of the project technical team.

KEY TASKS
I. THERAPY
§ Identify the individuals in need of rehabilitation, conduct initial assessment, and provide appropriate occupational therapy care .
§ Maintain good collaboration and coordination with PT/P&O/CBR and management / colleagues, particularly in terms of client treatment and follow up.
§ Identify and organize referral to appropriate internal (i.e. psychologist, recreational centre) and specialized services.
§ Develop education material to be distributed to patients and their families and transfer basic skills to family members to ensure proper care of the patients and to minimise the risks of secondary complications and to prevent disability.
§ Provide training to mothers and caregivers of children with disability on basic home therapy, activities of daily living (group and individual sessions) and use of hand positioning devices.
§ Support CBR team in developing training materials and providing training to community volunteers in areas relevant to Occupational Therapy.
§ To follow-up and arrange appropriate discharge of all patients in a timely manner.
§ Maintain individual file for each person with disability receiving Occupational Therapy and carry out regular follow up as per the requirement of the particular person.
§ Comply with the management systems of the Rehabilitation center pertaining to service delivery of PWDs.
§ To participate in the provision of essential equipment for the OT clinic and to ensure that the equipment is maintained in good working condition
§ To participate in the provision of an initial stock of supplies needed for the OT clinic and to ensure that regular inventories are carried out and additional supplies ordered as needed
§ To communicate regularly with PT (and P & O Manager as needed) to share information on patients and ensure that patients receive a cohesive treatment plan
§ To participate in the mobile clinic, carrying out all duties above specific to that mobile clinic


II. AIDS AND APPLIANCES
§ For people requiring aids and appliances for activities of daily living or positioning, identify, order (in a timely manner) and provide the appropriate items.
§ Provide training on aid or appliance use to the person and his/her family.
§ To support the CBR Officer in training of volunteers on aids and appliances.
§ Follow-up provision of aids and appliances by volunteers and ensure appropriate use.
§ Undertake appropriate design and modification of aids and appliances, and of home environment based on specific individual and home/camp context.

III. REPORTING AND COORDINATION
§ Respect all guidelines of documentation within the project.
§ Keep data records in respect of each patient seen, using the standard format.
§ Write case studies (also support the project team to do the same) on beneficiaries and activities of the project.
§ Write activity and progress reports, including compilation of statistics.
§ Support the Project Disability Manager in carrying out monitoring and evaluation of the project activities to ensure expected results are being reached and activities are implemented according to the work plan.
§ Regular collaboration with implementing partners, health facilities and other organizations/authorities as required.

CANDIDATE PROFILE
Bachelors Degree in Occupational Therapy from accredited University
Minimum 4 yrs experience as Occupational Therapist preferably with INGO/NGO. Experience in CBR is advantage.
Good training skills
Good organisation & adaptive skills
High level of flexibility and strong interpersonal skills
Familiar with MS Office, Internet and emails.
Good verbal and written abilities in English & Hindi as well as the capacity to interact with different kind of stakeholders (families, volunteers, local government officials). Knowledge of local language will be an advantage.

Gross salary will be in the range of INR 20000 – 25000 pm and will commensurate with experience and qualification of the selected candidate. In addition, the other benefits are accidental & hospitalization insurances, medical reimbursement for self & dependents (maximum INR 10000 p.a).

Handicap International is an equal opportunity employer and encourages people with Disabilities for employment in HI.

Please send in your resume with cover letter to jobs@handicap-international-india.org. Please mention the position “Occupational Therapist – J&K” in the subject of the e-mail. Kindly note that the resumes with incorrect subject on the e-mail will not be valid for screening.