Role Overview: An occupational therapist assesses, plans, and implements rehabilitation programs to improve patients’ daily activities, mobility, cognitive functions, strength, coordination, and range of motion. They provide care across the continuum, ensuring quality, cost-effectiveness, and regulatory compliance.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develops and revises individualized treatment plans in collaboration with patients and families.
- Implements treatment activities and educates patients and families on therapy goals and follow-up care.
- Performs patient assessments, establishing and evaluating treatment programs and discharge plans with input from physicians and families.
- Documents evaluations, treatment sessions, discharge instructions, and follow-up in accordance with departmental guidelines.
- Acts as a resource for staff, families, and physicians regarding rehabilitation services and equipment.
- Adheres to ethical standards, maintains patient confidentiality, and promotes a positive, respectful environment.
- Participates in staff meetings, training, and ongoing professional development to maintain licensure and skills.
- Demonstrates effective communication, teamwork, and customer service skills, applying principles like AIDET to enhance patient experience.
Qualifications & Skills:
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy.
- Licensure as an Occupational Therapist and BLS certification.
- Effective communication, customer service orientation, teamwork, and basic computer skills.
Join a supportive environment that values your contributions, promotes professional growth, and focuses on delivering compassionate, quality care.