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Gem Transitional Care Center in Pasadena, CA is seeking a licensed Occupational Therapist to provide comprehensive rehab services to residents with injuries and disabilities. You will assess, treat, and document progress, adhering to physical medicine standards and collaborating with staff, OTA, physician, and Rehabilitation Director.
The role requires CPR certification and a state license. 1-2 years in long-term care preferred; must be able to perform physical tasks including lifting up to 50
REQUIREMENTS:
1. CPR Certification (required).
2. Licensed Occupational Therapist (required).
3. 1-2 years experience in long term care preferred.
4. Good physical and mental health.
5. Must be able to perform any physical requirement of the position which includes lifting dead
weight or unassisted weight of 50 pounds.
6. Is capable of following oral and written instructions.
7. Have training, knowledge and experience which allows for general supervision of responsibilities.
REPORTING: The Occupational Therapist reports to the Director of Rehabilitation.
JOB DUTIES:
Basic knowledge of physical medicine, occupational therapy modalities, anatomy and physiology.
Provides assessment, treatment and rehabilitative services to patients who have experienced injury
or disability disease. Provides residents with appropriate treatment.
Adheres to standards of physical medicine practice.
Ability to observe and evaluate treatment effect, discusses observations with staff, Certified
Occupational Therapist Assistant, Physician, and Director of Rehabilitation.
Responsible for the monitoring and documentation of resident treatment and response.
Assists with formulation of a teaching plan based upon identified learning needs and assesses
effectiveness of learning, family is included in teaching as appropriate, staff and Physician are
apprised of conclusions.
Meets current documentation standards and policies.
Adheres to facility’s Policy and Procedure.