PRN Occupational Therapist — Acute Care Rehab

Select Medical; Fort Worth (TX); On-site; USD 83,000 - 91,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incentive programs for extra earning机会

Family oriented culture

Work-life balance

Job summary

Baylor Scott and White Institute for Rehabilitation in Fort Worth, Texas seeks a PRN Occupational Therapist for acute care assignments across weekday and weekend shifts. The role supports our busy service lines including transplant, oncology, and complex cardiovascular cases, functioning in a Level 3 trauma center with a strong emphasis on patient-centered care.

You will evaluate patients, develop and modify treatment plans, educate families, and collaborate with physicians and therapists to

Qualifications

• Current state licensure or eligibility for state licensure as an Occupational Therapist required
• Certified BLS or completion in the first 90 days of employment required

Responsibilities

• Evaluates all assigned patients and develops, implements and modifies treatment plan in accordance with the patient’s need and physician direction
• Responsible for delegation and direction of all discipline specific therapy services for those assigned patients
• Ensures design of functional treatment programs allowing for effective return to community activities
• Serves as an educator of patients, families, students, coworkers and self
• Performs other professional duties associated with the care of the patient, development of discipline specific therapy services and design of program delivery

Education

Licensed Occupational Therapist (OT)

BLS Certification

Job description

Baylor Scott and White Institute for Rehabilitation in Fort Worth, Texas seeks a PRN Occupational Therapist for acute care assignments across weekday and weekend shifts. The role supports our busy service lines including transplant, oncology, and complex cardiovascular cases, functioning in a Level 3 trauma center with a strong emphasis on patient-centered care.

You will evaluate patients, develop and modify treatment plans, educate families, and collaborate with physicians and therapists to