Weekend OT/COTA — Acute Care Rehab

Ozark Health, Inc.; Clinton (AR); Vor Ort; USD 40.000 - 65.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

Ozark Health, Inc. is seeking an Occupational Therapist (OT) or Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) for weekend coverage in acute care and inpatient rehabilitation settings.

The role is part-time with flexible weekend scheduling (Sat/Sun) and negotiable hours based on department needs and candidate availability. The Weekend OT/COTA will provide services under a physician's plan of care, support patient independence, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team on progress and

Qualifikationen

• Graduate of an accredited OT or COTA program.
• Current, unencumbered OT or COTA license in Arkansas.
• Current CPR/BLS certification.
• Experience in acute care or inpatient rehab preferred; new graduates considered.

Aufgaben

• Provide skilled OT treatment to acute care and inpatient rehab patients per plan of care.
• Complete evaluations and daily treatment documentation in EMR.
• Address ADL/IADL, upper extremity function, cognition, safety for discharge goals.
• Communicate patient status and progress to interdisciplinary team.
• Participate in discharge planning with home safety recommendations.
• Follow infection control and safety protocols.
• Maintain accurate charge capture and billing documentation.
• Coordinate with weekday therapy staff to ensure continuity of care.

Kenntnisse

Clinical judgment

Independent work

Communication

EMR proficiency

Weekend caseload management

Ausbildung

Arkansas OT/COTA license

Tools

EMR system

Jobbeschreibung

Ozark Health, Inc. is seeking an Occupational Therapist (OT) or Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) for weekend coverage in acute care and inpatient rehabilitation settings.

The role is part-time with flexible weekend scheduling (Sat/Sun) and negotiable hours based on department needs and candidate availability. The Weekend OT/COTA will provide services under a physician's plan of care, support patient independence, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team on progress and