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 role applies comprehensive knowledge of upper-limb structure, function, and activity to specialize in rehabilitation of the hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder girdle. The therapist works with patients, families, and members of a physician-led team to provide individualized treatment. The position also includes completing required care documentation and billing in accordance with professional guidelines, engaging in research, education, and quality initiatives, and developing and carrying out a personal professional-growth plan. Duties involve extensive standing and walking; frequent reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling, and crouching; and heavy lifting, pushing, pulling, and positioning or transferring patients.
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Job Type
Full-time