mission statement, and Philosophy

"As a Rehabilitation Assistant, my mission is to provide compassionate, client-centered support to individuals on their path to recovery. By working collaboratively with healthcare professionals, I aim to help patients regain independence, mobility, and overall well-being. Through dedication, empathy, and evidence-based practices, I strive to make a positive impact in the lives of those I serve, fostering an environment of encouragement, respect, and holistic healing."

Sean Lee 

Enthusiastic  

I show a strong interest and excitement in activities or subjects, often displaying a high level of energy.

Proactive

I take initiative and are often self-motivated, seeking ways to achieve their goals without waiting for direction.

Observant 

I am usually very perceptive, noticing details that others might overlook, which helps them make informed decisions.

- "I will sustain my enthusiasm moving forward by collaborating my abilities and communicate with team members." 

-  "I envision myself as a proactive and initiative-driven Rehabilitation Assistant, dedicated to taking the lead in fostering positive change for my clients"

- "By cultivating my observational skills, I aim to identify subtle changes in their condition, emotions, and responses to treatment." 

- Praxis                   

- Competencies

- Hollstic               

- Multidisciplinary 

- Value                    

- Goals

- Respect               

- Positive                      

- Caring

- Life course apporach         

- Endurance

- Interventions     

- Clinical reasoning 

- Sustainablity .

These terms represents my philosophy toward Rehabilitation assistant. 

If I must put Rehabilitation assistant in one adverb, I would put: 

                " What goes around, comes around." 

Upcoming next:

- Competencies and skills 

1) Communication Skills: Ability to clearly and effectively communicate with patients, families, and healthcare professionals to provide support and information

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2) Empathy: Understanding and being sensitive to patients’ emotions and challenges, fostering trust and rapport.

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3) Observational Skills: Noticing changes in a patient’s condition, behavior, and responses to treatment to adjust care plans accordingly.

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4) Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with multidisciplinary teams to provide comprehensive care.

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5) Problem-Solving: Developing creative solutions to overcome barriers in patient care and rehabilitation processes.

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6) Patience: Demonstrating the ability to remain calm and supportive, especially when patients face difficulties or frustrations.

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7) Time Management: Effectively managing time to provide timely care and support for multiple patients.

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8) Adaptability: Adjusting to changing circumstances and patient needs in a dynamic healthcare environment.

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9) Physical Fitness: Maintaining personal physical health and stamina to assist patients safely during therapy sessions.

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10) Technical Skills: Familiarity with rehabilitation equipment, therapeutic exercises, and modalities to support treatment plans.

Examples:

" Very receptive and keen to people. 

- Sean Lee (OT, Richmond mental health team) 

" I love your smile and you being receptive. Enthusiastic and passionate. 

- Bev Parno (PT, RCH) 

"Sean is initiative and great at asking questions. He does take the constructive feedback very well. Build good rapport with client and very personable.

- Eden Lin, Sean Lee (OT, Richmond mental health team)

" You are a lovely person with a very big heart and everyone is so glad we got to know you and share this experience with you. We will be your cheerleader as you continue! " 

- Sarah (Peer of RADP 2022 grad)