Phania Belizaire Jerome

• Educated patients and families on conditions, treatments and home exercises.
• Helped improve fine motor, visual perception and sensory processing skills.
• Assisted patients with completing basic daily living activities such as grooming, dressing and self-feeding.
• Provided support to help patients adjust to new physical or cognitive limitations.

Implemented treatment interventions to support individual objectives in daily living, clinical, educational and vocational areas.

• Provided direct occupational therapy services in ALF settings.

• Educated patients and families on conditions, treatments and home exercises.
• Helped improve fine motor, visual perception and sensory processing skills.
• Assisted patients with completing basic daily living activities such as grooming, dressing and self-feeding.
• Provided support to help patients adjust to new physical or cognitive limitations.
• Attend interdisciplinary meetings as directed by DOR, to discuss plan of care related to clinical management and appropriate use of minutes.
• Provided interventions and treatments to improve patient abilities to perform daily activities, manage symptoms and prevent injury.
• Established compassionate and caring relationships with patients.
• Helped determine realistic treatment goals and adjusted steps based on patient progress.
• Implemented treatment interventions to support individual objectives in daily living, clinical, educational and vocational areas.
• Coordinated interventions with multidisciplinary treatment team.
• Provided education to empower patients and families to understand conditions, treatments and treatment options for managing symptoms.

• Educated patients and families on conditions, treatments and home exercises.
• Helped improve fine motor, visual perception and sensory processing skills.
• Assisted patients with completing basic daily living activities such as grooming, dressing and self-feeding.
• Provided support to help patients adjust to new physical or cognitive limitations.
• Helped determine realistic treatment goals and adjusted steps based on patient progress.
• Provided interventions and treatments to improve patient abilities to perform daily activities, manage symptoms and prevent injury.

• Educated patients and families on conditions, treatments and home exercises.
• Helped improve fine motor, visual perception and sensory processing skills.
• Assisted patients with completing basic daily living activities such as grooming, dressing and self-feeding.
• Provided support to help patients adjust to new physical or cognitive limitations.
• Provided direct occupational therapy services in Skilled Nursing settings.