Pediatric OT - Developmental Services (First Nations)

Northwest Employment Works; Sioux Lookout; On-site; CAD 88,049 - 113,338; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health and dental benefits

Competitive time off plans

Pension plan

Fitness reimbursement program

Professional development opportunities

Relocation assistance

Job summary

A regional health authority in Sioux Lookout is seeking an Occupational Therapist to provide assessment and programming for patients and their families. The successful candidate will work closely with community health professionals and provide care to clients aged 0-18. Key responsibilities include developmental assessments, programming development, and advocating for client needs. Extensive travel is required. This permanent full-time role offers a competitive salary and benefits, with a focus on improving First Nations health systems.

Qualifications

• Experience working in a First Nations community.
• Ability to communicate in one of the First Nations dialects is an asset.
• Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Check required.
• Valid driver's license is mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Provide developmental screenings and assessments.
• Develop programming and intervention plans in collaboration with stakeholders.
• Provide family and client-centered care.
• Work collaboratively with other health care professionals.
• Prescribe specialized adaptive equipment.
• Advocate on behalf of clients for services and support.

Skills

Clinical reasoning skills

Assessment and therapeutic skills

Problem solving

Decision-making

Time management

Education

Masters or bachelor's degree in occupational therapy

Registration with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario

Tools

Microsoft Office

Electronic medical records

Job description

A regional health authority in Sioux Lookout is seeking an Occupational Therapist to provide assessment and programming for patients and their families. The successful candidate will work closely with community health professionals and provide care to clients aged 0-18. Key responsibilities include developmental assessments, programming development, and advocating for client needs. Extensive travel is required. This permanent full-time role offers a competitive salary and benefits, with a focus on improving First Nations health systems.