Evaluate, plan, and provide Occupational Therapy services for pediatric and adult patients with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The role includes providing instruction and training on home therapeutic programs and assistive devices to eliminate or reduce areas of deficit. The Occupational Therapist documents care contemporaneously in electronic health records, meets productivity expectations, participates in scheduled supervision, communicates with patients, and coordinates care with the interdisciplinary team to help improve the quality of life of the people YAI supports. This fee-for-service position offers $71.20 per hour, based on $35.60 per 30-minute session. The schedule is 8–16 hours per week, depending on availability across one or more locations.
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Job Type
Part-time
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