Occupational Therapist

Job Type  Part‑time
What You’ll Do   Work collaboratively with a multi‑disciplinary team consisting of healthcare workers and other community resources.
Analyze the physical, cultural, social and institutional environmental impact on occupational performance and engagement issues.
Develop client‑centered plans with clients, inter‑professional teams and adjust services to reflect a client‑centered approach related to physical, social, cultural, institutional, and economic environment.
Demonstrate effective and evidence‑based problem‑solving and judgement to address client needs.
Engage clients using a collaborative approach, building rapport and trust, achieving a mutual understanding and agreement related to services to be provided.
Maintain knowledge, skills and attitudes required to provide safe, efficient and effective service in all areas of practice, keeping abreast of changes in practice setting that affect scope of practice.
Maintain professional client records related to client encounters and plans in compliance with company policies and regulatory standards.

What You’ll Bring   Registration with the provincial College of Occupational Therapists (in good standing).
Acceptance of new graduates.
Licensed ADP authorization considered an asset.
Strong critical thinking and problem‑solving skills.
Knowledge of applicable community resources available for clients and families.
Current certification (within the past 12 months) of First Aid and CPR.
Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle.
A current, clear Vulnerable Sector Screening (VSS).
Benefits   Electronic documentation.
Flexible scheduling options.
Comprehensive health and dental benefit plans.
Mileage compensation.
Employee well‑being perks.

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