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( 1)? Education requirements: Candidates are usually required to have technical secondary school education or above, and related majors such as rehabilitation therapy, rehabilitation medicine, rehabilitation technology, etc.

(2)? Age limit: the age is usually required to be above 18 years old, and there is generally no clear upper limit.

(3)? Health conditions: You need to be able to adapt to the job requirements of rehabilitation therapists, be in good health, and have no serious diseases or disabilities that affect rehabilitation work.

(4)? Professional knowledge: you need to have certain relevant professional knowledge and skills, be familiar with the theory and practice of rehabilitation treatment, and have relevant clinical practical experience.

(5)? Participation in training: it may take several months to attend training courses for rehabilitation therapists, and through training, the corresponding certificate of completion will be obtained.

Rehabilitation therapist's explanation

Rehabilitation therapists promote patients' rehabilitation through physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, rehabilitation engineering and traditional rehabilitation.

Responsible for receiving patients' rehabilitation consultation, functional examination and evaluation, arranging short-term rehabilitation training programs, recommending some qualified patients to buy and use intelligent rehabilitation equipment, carrying out long-term passive stretching exercise, preventing muscle atrophy, promoting or maintaining patients' functional recovery and other related treatments.

Pay attention to observe the condition, treatment effect and reaction, and deal with it in time if there is any reaction; And discuss the treatment plan with clinicians (or "rehabilitation doctors") in time, put forward reasonable suggestions, guide family members and nurses, and participate in the implementation of relevant necessary rehabilitation activities.

Employment prospects of rehabilitation therapists

1, hospitals and clinics:

Many rehabilitation therapists choose to work in hospitals and clinics, participate in teamwork, and provide rehabilitation services for rehabilitation, rehabilitation medicine or specific professions (such as neuroscience and orthopedics). In this field, rehabilitation therapists may face various diseases and injuries and work closely with doctors, nurses and other medical professionals.

2, rehabilitation centers and nursing institutions:

Rehabilitation centers and nursing institutions provide long-term rehabilitation and nursing services, and provide rehabilitation treatment for patients with disabilities, chronic diseases or rehabilitation needs. Working in these institutions, rehabilitation therapists can establish long-term working relationships with patients, help them achieve maximum functional recovery and improve their quality of life.

3. Community rehabilitation:

Community rehabilitation includes providing rehabilitation services for community residents, including family rehabilitation, school rehabilitation and sports rehabilitation. In this field, rehabilitation therapists can cooperate with people of all ages to help them achieve better function and self-reliance in their daily lives.

4, research and academic institutions:

Some rehabilitation therapists choose to engage in research, teaching and academic work in research institutions or academic institutions. They can participate in research projects in the field of rehabilitation, promote the development of rehabilitation treatment and train a new generation of rehabilitation professionals.