The Certified Hand Occupational Therapist evaluates and re-evaluates patients, develops plans of care, provides evidence-based treatment, and assesses and interprets information about patients’ status and needs. The therapist applies comprehensive knowledge of upper-limb structure, function, and activity to specialize in rehabilitation of the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder girdle. The role involves working with patients, families, and a physician-led team to provide individualized treatment; completing care documentation and billing consistent with professional guidelines; engaging in research, education, and quality initiatives; and developing and carrying out a personal professional-growth plan. The work requires extensive standing and walking, frequent reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling, and crouching, as well as heavy lifting, pushing, pulling, and positioning or transferring patients.
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Job Type
Full-time