The Occupational Therapist evaluates and treats patients with physical, emotional, cognitive, and/or psychosocial deficits that affect their ability to perform independent living skills. The role coordinates work performed by support personnel and communicates and collaborates with patients, families, and members of the healthcare team. The therapist conducts initial and ongoing assessments, establishes goals and plans of care appropriate to identified needs, and involves patients and families according to their capabilities and preferences. The role provides occupational therapy interventions using standard and, when appropriate, specialized techniques suited to each patient's age and condition. It also includes completing documentation to departmental, hospital, and regulatory standards; participating in operational improvement initiatives, committees, and educational offerings; and performing other assigned or required duties. Employees must follow applicable ethical, legal, privacy, information-security, and company policy requirements, including HIPAA and the Code of Business Conduct.