Provides direct occupational therapy to patients in their residences. The Occupational Therapist receives physician orders, evaluates patients, and develops and implements medically prescribed plans of care. The role includes supervising qualified occupational therapy assistants (COTAs) and evaluating the effectiveness of their services. The employee is expected to follow the organization’s Code of Conduct and uphold its philosophy, vision, core values, and Christian mission so that “Older Adults Live Life to the Fullest.” The position involves assessing patient function and potential, establishing goals and discharge plans, adapting physician orders to the home setting, coordinating with the interdisciplinary team, and instructing patients, caregivers, home health aides, and COTAs. It also requires timely documentation, communication about patient status and needs, ordering or overseeing specialized durable medical equipment, and participation in case conferences and agency in-service programs. Weekend and holiday on-call coverage is required on a rotational basis. Compensation follows an episodic pay model, with rates varying by visit type and whether work is performed on a weekend or holiday. Shift differentials are not available. Benefits depend on employment status. All employees are eligible for PTO and PTO sell-back, retirement savings with employer match, education financial assistance, an employee assistance program, wellness benefits, pay advances, caregiver support, leaves of absence, retail discounts, and commuter support. Part-time employees also receive extended sick pay, bereavement pay, and jury duty pay. Full-time or Weekend Option employees additionally receive medical/pharmacy, dental, vision, flexible spending accounts, life insurance, short- and long-term disability, Voya income protection benefits, and pet insurance.
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