Occupational Therapy
Register of Occupational Therapists
Helping our seriously injured workers regain independence through specialised assessments and tailored support.
ReturnToWorkSA has created a Register of Occupational Therapists to connect claims officers with professionals who have the skills and experience to deliver specialised assessment services for workers with severe, life-changing injuries.
Why this matters
When someone experiences a serious injury, daily life can change dramatically. The person may need lifelong support, from home and vehicle modifications to custom equipment and ongoing care planning. Occupational Therapists play a vital role in helping people live safely, comfortably, and independently.
Specialised assessment services include:
- Care needs assessments
- Home modification assessments
- Vehicle modification assessments
- Custom seating, wheelchair scripting and equipment recommendations.
The Register ensures that serious and catastrophically injured workers receive timely, high-quality assessments from Occupational Therapists equipped to address complex needs.
FAQs
What do you mean by 'seriously injured' or 'catastrophic injury'?
These terms refer to life-changing injuries that often require long-term support, such as traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, major burns, loss of vision, or amputation. The exact needs vary by individual, and assessments are tailored accordingly.
Do the Occupational Therapists on the Register need prior experience with catastrophic injuries?
Yes, all Occupational Therapists on the Register have at least five years’ experience working with catastrophic injury.
Who can I contact for help?
Email providers@rtwsa.com and our team will assist.

Date printed: 27 Oct 2026
