PRN Occupational Therapist (OT)

A Path of Care Home Health•Norman, OK

4d•$45 - $48

About The Position

A Path of Care Home Health is seeking a full‑time Occupational Therapist (OT) to join our Norman team. If you're compassionate, skilled, and committed to helping patients regain independence while maintaining professional boundaries, this could be an excellent opportunity. We're a company dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of both our patients and our employees. A Path of Care Home Health provides skilled, compassionate care that allows patients to remain safe and independent in their homes. Working closely with physicians, we develop individualized care plans carried out by our nurses, therapists, and aides. Our core values- Credibility, Accountability, Responsiveness, and Empathy (CARE) -guide every interaction. We strive to earn trust, respond quickly to patient needs, and bring positivity into the lives of those we serve. We're proud of our dedicated team and work hard to create a supportive, growth‑oriented environment where employees can build long‑lasting careers. As an OT, you play a vital role in helping patients improve mobility, function, and independence. You take pride in delivering high‑quality, compassionate care that truly impacts patients' lives.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited occupational therapy program OR eligibility for the national registration exam OR at least 2 years of OT experience with a satisfactory proficiency exam
CPR certification within 60 days of hire
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
friendly, respectful, dependable, and committed to professionalism and teamwork

Responsibilities

Evaluating patient functional levels and collaborating with physicians to develop individualized plans of care
Preparing clinical notes, progress notes, and documentation in accordance with regulatory standards
Providing therapeutic treatments and interventions based on the plan of care
Consulting with families and agency staff to support patient goals
Participating in in‑service programs and interdisciplinary collaboration
Assessing equipment needs and ensuring patients receive appropriate assistive devices
Reviewing and revising plans of care as needed (at least every 60 days)
Practicing infection control and universal precautions
Reporting suspected abuse according to state and federal guidelines
Planning for patient discharge and evaluating treatment effectiveness