The Occupational Therapist provides quality outpatient and inpatient occupational therapy care, potentially including work at a local Long Term Care facility. This role involves treating patients across all age ranges and various diagnoses within the State of Alaska's occupational therapy scope of practice. Home visits, village travel, and frequent collaboration with medical providers are required. Strong didactic skills are essential due to Alaska's Direct Access privilege for occupational therapy. The Occupational Therapist incorporates evidence-based medicine into patient care plans while exemplifying professional conduct, patient care ethics, and respect for cultural diversity. Considerations for age-specific and patient-specific needs are vital when modifying patient care plans.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level