The Occupational Therapist provides acute care rehabilitation services, including patient assessment and treatment. The therapist conducts comprehensive, functional evaluations; interprets findings using professional judgment; and develops appropriate treatment plans with realistic goals in collaboration with patients and significant others. The role includes monitoring changes in patients’ physiological states, recommending the next level of care, and supporting quality patient outcomes. The Occupational Therapist also directs and provides feedback to support staff assisting with patient care. The role requires accurate and timely documentation of evaluations, progress and discharge notes, patient and family education, charges, departmental statistics, and ICD-10 codes as appropriate. The therapist meets departmental financial and productivity standards, adjusts schedules to meet patient and department needs, and participates in process improvement by identifying opportunities, communicating progress and barriers, and suggesting evidence-based practices. The Occupational Therapist communicates professionally with patients, families, physicians, staff, and external customers; contributes to a cooperative work environment; and follows hospital and departmental policies. The role also supports professional development and education by sharing clinical expertise, conducting in-service training, and maintaining knowledge of developments in the profession. Patient care is provided in accordance with age- and developmental-specific guidelines, with ongoing attention to the needs of the patient populations served. This is a full-time position scheduled for 40 hours per week on first shift, including Saturdays and Sundays and two weekdays.
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Full-time