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The Occupational Therapist assesses and delivers services to home health patients with neurological, musculoskeletal, orthopedic, and cardio-pulmonary impairments, as well as fine motor, sensory motor, and developmental delays. Additionally, the Occupational Therapist provides support for patients with traumatic injuries and swallowing disorders. Their responsibilities include educating patients and caregivers, planning patient discharge, and consulting with other healthcare professionals, clinics, or agencies.