The Occupational Therapist in Home Health evaluates and treats patients’ functional abilities, activities of daily living, and adaptive equipment needs, adhering to state practice laws and collaborating with the healthcare team.
Key responsibilities include conducting assessments, developing therapy plans with physicians, monitoring patient responses, and documenting progress for CMS compliance.
Qualifications required are current state licensure, CPR certification, a valid driver’s license, and dependable transportation.
Preferred skills include multitasking, independence, strong communication, organization, and writing abilities.
Compensation ranges from $34.23 to $61.15 hourly, with benefits such as health coverage, incentives, and retirement plans.
This role offers growth opportunities in a supportive environment focused on caring, connecting, and growth.