Occupational Therapist

Summary

                                                                             Occupational Therapist

Duties

The Occupational Therapist provides quality patient care, treating behavioral, functional, and physical components of the patient’s condition, including evaluations, treatment planning, patient treatment, and reassessments, as the primary responsibility. Assists in administrative duties as necessary and complies with licensure requirements. Follows policies and procedures of Healthcare system, agency, department, and Therapy Management Services.

Requirements

A Bachelor in Healthcare is required. Graduate from an accredited school of occupational therapy.

1-year of clinical experience is preferred.

A professional license with State of Practice is also preferred along with CPR certified.