The Occupational Therapist evaluates assigned patients, establishes goals, and provides interventions to help patients achieve independence with activities of daily living. The role requires effective, professional interaction with patients, significant others, and healthcare team members. The therapist assesses, plans, treats, evaluates, and implements a plan of care, collaborates with physicians, and provides supportive supervision to occupational therapy assistants and OT/OTA students. This is a registry Level IV position in the Inpatient Acute Physical Medicine department, with a minimum of four weekend shifts per month and one approved holiday shift among the six recognized Silver Cross holidays per year. Pay is $55 per hour, with a $3 weekend differential. The final rate may vary based on factors such as licensure, certifications, experience, education, demonstrated abilities, internal equity, and market data.
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