The Occupational Therapist works in an inpatient rehabilitation setting and evaluates, plans, and provides evidence-based occupational therapy services for patients of all ages to improve functional independence, safety, and quality of life. The therapist develops individualized treatment plans based on physician referrals, patient assessments, developmental needs, functional abilities, medical diagnoses, and clinical best practices. The role includes delivering age-appropriate interventions, monitoring patient progress, adjusting treatment plans, and communicating recommendations to patients, families, physicians, and the interdisciplinary healthcare team. The therapist documents evaluations, interventions, progress, and discharge plans accurately and promptly in accordance with regulatory requirements, professional standards, and departmental policies. The Occupational Therapist collaborates with healthcare professionals to coordinate comprehensive care, supervises Occupational Therapy Assistants in accordance with Virginia licensure requirements and applicable federal regulations, and may provide instruction and guidance to students, new employees, volunteers, support staff, and contract personnel. The therapist also participates in quality improvement, program development, peer review, committees, staff meetings, continuing education, and department projects.
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Job Type
Full-time