About the position
Occupational Therapist - PRN Find more than your next job. Find your community. We're northern Michigan's largest healthcare system and we are deeply rooted in the communities we serve. That means that our patients are often our family, friends and neighbors - and it's special to be able to care for them. And as one of the top healthcare systems to work for in Michigan by Forbes (America's Best Employers by State 2022), we're committed to your ongoing growth and development. After work, you'll find things to do in every season - beaches, outdoor recreation, unique restaurants, world-class wineries, arts and entertainment. Why work as an Occupational Therapist at Munson Healthcare? Be part of a team that nurtures a culture of caring every day. Our dynamic work environment includes many opportunities for growth and development. An Occupational Therapist at Munson Healthcare seeks to maximize a patient's functional independence and safety in the home environment. The occupational therapist is required to complete a thorough assessment for each patient relating to their functional status, activities of daily living, coordination, home assessment and other needs as determined by their medical condition. An individualized plan of care is developed and revised for each patient as appropriate to their rehabilitative needs. Teaching compensatory strategies, caregiver training, implementing adaptive equipment and utilizing sensory integration techniques are a few of the methods regularly utilized by the occupational therapist to support patients in meeting their goals. The occupational therapist actively collaborates with the interdisciplinary team to improve the lives of our patients, families and their communities.
Responsibilities
- Maximize a patient's functional independence and safety in the home environment.
- Complete thorough assessments for each patient relating to their functional status, activities of daily living, coordination, home assessment, and other needs.
- Develop and revise individualized plans of care for each patient.
- Teach compensatory strategies and provide caregiver training.
- Implement adaptive equipment and utilize sensory integration techniques.
- Collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to improve the lives of patients and their families.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree from an Occupational Therapy program accredited by the American Occupational Therapy Association and the American Medical Association.
- Current registration by the American Occupational Therapy Certification Board or eligibility for immediate registration.
- Current registration with the State of Michigan.
- One year of clinical experience required, home health care experience preferred.
- Possess current Michigan motor vehicle license, ability to drive a car, and insured vehicle capable of transport to patient homes or other offices under various weather conditions.
Benefits
- Competitive salaries
- Full benefits, paid holidays, and paid time off (up to 19 days your first year)
- Tuition reimbursement and ongoing educational opportunities
- Retirement savings plan with employer match and personal consulting
- Wellness plans, an employee assistance program and employee discounts
