Occupational Therapist

HOPE At Home Health Care

Monroe (MI)

On-site

USD 82,656 - 96,432

Part time

14 days+

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Job summary

HOPE At Home Health Care is seeking a compassionate Occupational Therapist in Monroe, Michigan. The role requires a friendly demeanor and the ability to provide medical support to clients in their homes.

The ideal candidate will have a relevant degree, a license, and at least two years of experience in community or home health. Responsibilities include evaluating patients and developing individualized plans to meet their rehabilitation goals. This part-time role offers $60 to $70 per visit.

Qualifications

Occupational Therapy License is required.
Minimum two years of experience as an Occupational Therapist.
Current CPR certification is necessary.

Responsibilities

Provide Occupational therapy services according to a physician's plan.
Assess patient capabilities and rehabilitative needs.
Direct Occupational therapy treatment plans.

Skills

Communication skills

Clinical assessment

Organizational skills

Education

Degree from an accredited Occupational Therapy program

Occupational Therapy License

Job description

We are looking for a compassionate OT to join our growing team! The right candidate has a can‑do attitude, a friendly demeanor, excellent interpersonal skills, and the ability to provide medical support to our clients in their homes.

Qualifications

Occupational Therapy License (Required)
Possesses a degree from a program in Occupational therapy approved by an accredited organization.
Licensed to practice as an Occupational therapist within the state.
Two years of appropriate experience as an Occupational therapist. Community/home health experience.
Demonstrates good verbal and written communication and organization skills.
Possesses and maintains current CPR certification.

Responsibilities

Provides Occupational therapy services to patients according to a written physician’s plan of care, including assessing and evaluating therapeutic, rehabilitative, and functional status and participating in the development of the total plan of care. Evaluates home environment.
Assesses muscle strength, mobility, ROM, and potential for rehab.
Directs Occupational therapy treatment.
Instructs patients and families/caregivers in the use and care of therapeutic appliances.
Determines priority needs for Occupational therapy.
Reports to physician the patient’s reaction to treatment or changes in condition.
Initiates Occupational therapy program and instructs other personnel and/or family/caregiver members in certain phases of therapy, as well as the program’s goals, by participating in case conferences.
May train patients in the use of prosthetic devices.
Identifies patient and family/caregiver needs for other home health services and refers as necessary.
Prepares and submits clinical and progress summaries based on the attainment of goals.
Participates in discharge planning for patients.
Provides Occupational therapy consultation to home families/caregivers when indicated.
Provides in‑service education programs for nursing organization personnel as needed.
Participates in the peer consultation process.
Supervises Occupational therapy assistants in accordance with organization policy and state regulations.