Pranshu Arora

Pranshu commenced his occupational therapy career in 2017 and has worked across disability, aged care, community, hospital, paediatric, and occupational rehabilitation settings. He holds a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Science – Occupational Therapy and has published research in falls prevention.

He has a particular interest in NDIS functional capacity assessments, assistive technology, home modifications, equipment prescription, activities of daily living, manual handling, and supporting people to build independence in everyday routines. His work includes completing practical assessments, providing skill training and capacity-building sessions, and understanding the person’s day-to-day needs, home environment, support arrangements, risks, and goals. He focuses on providing recommendations and strategies that are practical, useful, and easy for the person and their support team to follow.

Pranshu has worked with participants, families, support coordinators, carers, SIL teams, and allied health professionals to achieve safe, useful outcomes. His broader OT background includes ADL retraining, physical rehabilitation, falls prevention, equipment prescription, and support planning for people with complex health and disability-related needs.

Outside of work, Pranshu enjoys travelling, spending time with his family, and staying active through cricket and badminton. He speaks English, Hindi, and Punjabi