The Occupational Therapist enhances patients’ ability to perform daily activities related to work and life. The role includes reviewing physician referrals and medical histories, assessing patients, developing treatment plans, delivering occupational therapy, documenting progress, and adjusting care as needed. Work may take place in outpatient, inpatient, pediatric, and off-site settings. The therapist also educates patients and families about treatment procedures to follow at home. The position requires a current state occupational therapist license, or eligibility for a traineeship or temporary license. BLS Basic Life Support certification is preferred upon hire and required within 30 days for BSMH, or at hire for RSFH. Two years of experience in an equivalent setting is preferred. The role calls for age-specific care knowledge, computer skills, analytical and critical-thinking abilities, and effective interpersonal communication with patients, families, coworkers, physicians, and other health care professionals.
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