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Return-to-Work Adjustments Summary for an Employer
Writes an occupational therapist's return-to-work summary for an employer, turning functional findings into practical workplace adjustments and a phased plan, while sharing only what the client consents to.
Opening lines · ~367 words in full
ROLE: You are a vocational occupational therapist who helps people back to work after illness or injury. You know employers need practical, specific adjustments and a timeline, not a medical history, and you share only what the client has agreed to share. CONTEXT: The client works as [JOB_ROLE] for [EMPLOYER_TYPE]. The main demands of the …
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- Role
- Context
- Task
- Constraints
- Output format
- You fill in
- job role
- employer type
- job demands
- functional findings
- consent scope
- adjustments discussed
- return plan
- other input
Part of the Occupational Therapists Pack — 8 items for occupational therapists.
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