Occupational Therapist - Home Health

Benefits

We offer a comprehensive benefit package to Full Time Employees.

• PTO
• 401-k with Company match
• Health Insurances
• Company Paid Life Insurance
• Tuition Reimbursement

The occupational therapist contracted through the Organization is responsible for the implementation of standards of care for occupational therapy services and for adherence to all conditions outlined in the Service Agreement.

• Evaluates patient’s functional status (muscle function, endurance, visual coordination, written and verbal communication skills, self care ability, work capacity, etc.). Evaluates home environment for hazards or barriers to more independent living. Identifies equipment needs. Participates in the development of the total plan of care.
• For patients who plan to return to work, the occupational therapist may perform work capacity evaluation and may refer to specialized vocational training in accordance with Organization policy.
• Develops treatment program and establishes goals for improved function. Communicates plan of care to referring physician and other Organization professionals.
• May teach new skills or retrain patient in once familiar daily activities that have been lost due to illness or injury, in accordance with Organization policy.
• May fabricate splints and instruct patient in the use of various types of adaptive equipment to improve function.
• May train patient in the use of prosthetic and/or orthotic devices.
• Maintains appropriate clinical records, clinical notes, and reports to the physician any changes in the patient’s condition. Submits these records in accordance with Organization policy.
• Maintains contact/communication with other personnel involved in the patient’s care to promote coordinated, efficient care.
• Attends and contributes to in-services, case conferences, and other meetings as required by Organization policy to ensure coordinated and comprehensive plans of care for the patients of the Organization.
• Identifies patient and family/caregiver needs for other home health services and refers as appropriate.
• Instructs patient’s family/caregiver and other Organization health care personnel in patient’s treatment regime when indicated and appropriate.
• Participates in discharge planning for patient.

• Graduate of an occupational therapy curriculum accredit¬ed jointly by the Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation of the American Medical Association and the American Occupational Therapy Association.
• Registered with the National Registration Examination of the American Occupational Therapy Association.
• Two years of clinical experience as an occupational therapist.
• Demonstrates good verbal and written communication, and organization skills.
• Possess and maintains current CPR Certification.

• Active Listening:
  Team members listen to each other’s ideas.
  
  They are observed validating ideas through active listening and “piggy-backing” (or building) off each other’s ideas.
• Communication:
  Team members communicate.
  
  They are observed interacting, discussing, and posing questions in an effort to fortify understanding and dispel miscommunication.
• Persuading:
  Team members use persuasion. They are observed exchanging, defending, and rethinking ideas with the greater good in mind.
• Respecting:
  Team members respect the opinions of others.
  
  They are observed encouraging and supporting others’ ideas and efforts.
• Helping:
  Team members help.
  
  They are observed offering assistance to each other.
• Sharing:
  Team members share.
  
  They are observed sharing ideas, information and influence.
• Participating:
  Team members participate.
  
  They are observed participating in social media, campaigns, and projects.

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