Overview:
AWWA’s journey to empower the disadvantaged began in 1970 by the will of one woman, Mrs Shakuntala Bhatia. Mrs Bhatia rallied like-minded women in Singapore to start helping the needy, as the wives of British troops, who had been plugging this welfare gap, started leaving in the late 1960s.
In the beginning, the work consisted of general welfare services. Under the banner of the Asian Women’s Welfare Association, Mrs Bhatia and her peers identified gaps in the community. In addition to helping families in need, they also delivered much-needed services to help the aged and persons with disabilities. Their goal was to empower the marginalized and socially disadvantaged and enable them to lead dignified and independent lives.
What You'll Do:
Assess and identify the individual needs of clients and formulate, develop, and implement appropriate individualized/ group therapy programs.
Apply evidence-based practices in the intervention program for clients.
Keep updated on development and research in areas of Physiotherapy.
Be part of the program's transdisciplinary team of therapists, social workers, and psychologists.
Conduct workshops and training for both internal and external stakeholders.
Job Requirements:
- Recognized Degree/Master in Physiotherapy (listed in https://www.healthprofessionals.gov.sg/ahpc/apply-to-be-a-registered-allied-health-professional/lists-of-recognised-qualifications).
- Registered with the Allied Health Professions Council in Singapore as a Full Registrant.
- 1-3 years experience required.
- Bachelor's Degree minimum qualification.
How To Apply:
Interested applicants, kindly email your updated and detailed resume to: awwahr@awwa.org.sg or click the link, register, and fill in the form to apply.
