Occupational Therapist; OT

Role Overview:

The Occupational Therapist (OT) provides direct rehabilitation care within a skilled nursing facility, focusing on improving patients' functional abilities and quality of life.

• Develop, implement, and modify individualized treatment plans based on physician referrals and patient needs.
• Assess patient progress and adjust goals to promote recovery and independence.
• Supervise and evaluate care provided by OT Assistants, Rehab Aides, and students.
• Document therapy activities accurately and timely using appropriate software.
• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to deliver patient-centered care.
• Maintain safety, patient rights, and confidentiality standards.
• Participate in community health projects and uphold professional ethics.

• Graduation from an accredited occupational therapy program (BSOT or MSOT).
• Current licensure and registration in the applicable state; NBCOT certification preferred.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and communication skills.
• Ability to make independent decisions, demonstrate good body mechanics, and work effectively within a team.
• New graduates are encouraged to apply; one year of experience is preferred.
• CPR certification required or obtained during orientation.

Follow treatment plans, establish measurable goals, evaluate care quality, ensure proper documentation, and provide excellent patient service. Maintain professionalism, adhere to policies, and demonstrate dependable attendance.