Occupational Therapist - Home Health
About this role
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Role Overview
The Occupational Therapist (OT) provides
direct patient care
in the home environment, including assessment, evaluation, treatment planning, implementation, and supervision of occupational therapy practices based on physician orders.
They
instruct patients and families
on treatment procedures, re-evaluate and adapt therapy plans, and assist with activities and device use. Collaboration with physicians and practitioners ensures integrated care.
The role requires a
Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Therapy
, a valid
Occupational Therapist license
, and a
valid driver's license
. No prior experience or supervisory experience is necessary.
Key Responsibilities
- Instruct patients and families in treatment procedures
- Re-evaluate and modify therapy plans for optimal outcomes
- Guide patients in occupational activities and device use
- Collaborate with healthcare providers to coordinate care
Skills And Qualifications
- Educational background in Occupational Therapy
- Licensing as an Occupational Therapist
- Valid driver’s license
Benefits include:
comprehensive health coverage, retirement contributions, tuition assistance, flexible spending accounts, paid time off, and more, supporting overall well-being and professional growth.