March / October
Occupational Therapists (OTs) are skilled healthcare professionals dedicated to assessing and treating individuals with physical, psychosocial, or developmental impairments and disabilities. Their goal is to ensure that clients' homes, workplaces, and communities are both accessible and safe. OTs act as facilitators and health advocates, working to eliminate obstacles that hinder a client's engagement in daily activities and enhancing their overall functional performance. They collaborate with clients and their communities to achieve goals by either adapting the activities or modifying the environment to improve their ability to participate in desired, necessary, or expected tasks.
OTs offer a range of therapeutic interventions, including the use of orthotics, prosthetics, assistive and adaptive devices, mobility aids, and environmental modifications. These tools and techniques are designed to support clients in performing daily activities—such as self-care, work, and leisure—despite their disabilities. Through a thorough and holistic assessment, OTs generate detailed reports on a client's functional abilities, providing recommendations for potential solutions and advocating for their health and well-being.
EQUIVALENT PROGRAMMES
Pass with minimum GPA ≥ 2.33 or Grade C+ in TWO (2) of the following subjects:
Pass with minimum Grade D in TWO (2) of the following subjects:
Pass with minimum Grade B5 in FIVE (5) subjects including:
EQUIVALENT PROGRAMMES
Pass with minimum Scaled Score of 12 in THREE (3) subjects including:
EQUIVALENT PROGRAMMES
Pass with average minimum of 55% for THREE (3) subjects including:
EQUIVALENT PROGRAMMES
Pass with average minimum of 55% for THREE (3) subjects including:
Pass with minimum CGPA ≥ 2.75 in related field
Or
Minimum CGPA < 2.75 in related field with minimum 3 years (36 months) working experience in related field.
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Malaysian
International