Dagie Muema

I am a dedicated and compassionate Pediatric Occupational Therapist with over 6 years of hands-on experience across clinical, educational, and community-based settings. My work has spanned hospitals, inclusive education programs, orphanages, and private home care, consistently focusing on improving children's independence, development, and quality of life.

Currently serving as a Senior Occupational Therapist at the Ontario Center for People with Disabilities in Doha, I specialize in sensory integration, developmental delays, and autism spectrum disorders. My role involves designing individualized therapy plans, fabricating assistive devices, and working collaboratively with educators, psychologists, and families.

In previous roles across Kenya—including Oshwal Academy and the Good Life Orphanage—I led therapy initiatives that supported academic inclusion, motor skill development, and family-centered care. My career reflects a deep commitment to child-focused, evidence-based therapy, and a passion for empowering children to thrive in their daily environments.

Diploma in Occupational Therapy
Kenya Medical Training College — 2015–2018
Comprehensive training in pediatric and adult occupational therapy, clinical rotations in major hospitals including Kenyatta National Hospital and Embu Teaching and Referral Hospital, with a strong focus on rehabilitation, sensory integration, and developmental care.