Administers treatment according to established treatment plan and procedures (i.e., ROM, strengthening, neuromuscular facilitation, body mechanics, splinting, edema control, functional activities, coordination, low vision and cognitive retraining, visual perceptual motor training, ADL's, groups, participant, and caregiver education) Uses creativity and variety to achieve goals upgrading or downgrading activities accordingly Demonstrates safe and effective use of equipment. Assists the Occupational Therapist in participant assessments as indicated Assessments include but are not limited to the physical, social, and psychological needs of the participants and their families ADL status, cognitive functioning, visual-perception deficits, feeding skills, cooking skills, home safety assessments, environmental and durable medical equipment needs.