Occupational Therapist -Per Diem

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Key Responsibilities

Provides individualized evaluation, documentation of findings and progress, comprehensive planning, and implementation of treatment plan,

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Physical TherapistHealthcare

Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital
Per Diem Occupational Therapist
Pay: $50.00/hour

Looking to advance your career, but not sure where?
Make a difference in your patients’ lives and further your career with us at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital, Westborough!

Work alongside Physiatrists, Neurologists and multidisciplinary team with multiple OT/PT/SLP’s
Flexible Work Schedules
Opportunities for Advancement
Supportive Leadership: Experienced team working alongside you
Referral program
Convenient Location: Easy access from I-90, I-495, and Rt. 9
Free On-Site Parking

Be part of a clinical team that sees great results!

Primary Responsibilities:

Provides individualized evaluation, documentation of findings and progress, comprehensive planning, and implementation of treatment plan, patient / family education and determination of rehabilitation and patient goals under the direction of a physician.
Assesses and implements appropriate treatment plans according to patient diagnosis and status and in accordance of the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics.
Completes documentation (e.g., initial evaluation, daily flow sheets, weekly progress notes, discharge summaries and statistics) on a timely basis. Completes letters of justification for Durable Medical Equipment.
Delegates appropriate duties to certified occupational therapy assistants, aides and supportive personnel.
Coordinate and organizes a full treatment caseload (as appropriate as as per diem employee).
Attends and reports at rehabilitation team conferences (RTC), treating team conferences (TTC) and family team conferences (FTC).
Seek to provide or enhance staff, patient and family education through continuing education courses/seminars and review of current relevant literature.

Prerequisites:

Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy from an AOTA-accredited program.
Current licensure by the Board of Allied Health Professionals, Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
American Occupational Therapy Association membership preferred.
Certification in BLS of Adult, Child and Infant.
Demonstrated pursuit of continuing education courses relevant to the field of occupational therapy.
Demonstrated ability with interpersonal and organizational skills.
Knowledge, experience, and proficiency in dealing with adult rehabilitation and geriatric age group.
Knowledge of growth and development across the life span.