The Occupational Therapist provides therapy services to patients while maintaining high-quality care and supervising therapy assistants, in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local standards and regulations. The role evaluates patients’ functional status, identifies equipment needs, participates in developing plans of care, and develops treatment programs and goals to improve function. For patients planning to return to work, the therapist may conduct work capacity evaluations and refer them for specialized vocational training in accordance with company policy. The therapist may teach or retrain patients in daily activities, fabricate splints, instruct patients in adaptive equipment, and train them to use prosthetic or orthotic devices. The role maintains clinical records and communicates changes in patients’ conditions to physicians, coordinates care with other personnel, identifies patient and caregiver needs, and provides instruction to caregivers and other personnel when appropriate. The therapist contributes to meetings and discharge planning, supervises certified occupational therapy assistants, and follows company policies and procedures. Some travel may be required.
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Job Type
Full-time