Evaluates and treats patients with disabilities, injuries, and/or disease in accordance with a written and signed prescription or referral from a state-licensed physician or other state-authorized practitioner. Provides direct patient care and submits required documentation according to department policies and procedures. Uses appropriate evaluation techniques to establish realistic goals and designs and implements treatment plans suited to patients’ needs. Treatment may address gross and fine motor coordination, movement, and upper-extremity function. The Occupational Therapist collaborates with interdisciplinary care team members, provides remediation in patients’ deficit areas, and treats acute or developmental disabilities using methods such as kinetic activities, perceptual training, and developmental sequencing. The role also includes instructing patients and caregivers in daily living skills to promote independence, reviewing and arranging required durable medical equipment (DME), and recommending follow-up care at discharge. Participation in quality improvement chart reviews and activities is required, as are other related duties.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level