Requirements
- Occupational Therapy license
- Provide care in patients' homes
- Treat patients within a specific geographic area
- Conduct one-on-one treatment sessions
- Assess patients and create personalized treatment plans based on physician instructions and patient needs
- Administer care that meets professional standards, agency policies, and the prescribed care plan
- Instruct family members, home health aides, and other caregivers on proper therapy techniques
- Design and implement occupational therapy programs to maintain, enhance, or restore physical function, alleviate pain, and prevent occupational issues in patients
- Conduct and document an initial assessment, analyzing data to identify problems and determine a diagnosis before intervention
- Provide timely and accurate documentation for each visit
- Assess treatment effects at various stages and adjust treatments to maximize benefits
- Willingness to work with elderly patients
Nice to Have
- New graduates
Benefits
- 1099 and W-2 employment options to suit your work style
- Competitive pay
- Established success
- Opportunities for professional growth and development
- Professional, supportive, and enjoyable work environment with a team of respected clinicians
- Focus on patient care
- User-friendly EMR (No Oasis required)
- Good work/life balance
- Flexibility and autonomy to see patients any day of the week
- Preference for seeing patients in your primary geographic area
Compensation
Competitive
Work Arrangement
Remote (City/Region)
Team
Progressive, supportive, and innovative team
Other
- Flexible schedule
- Per Diem
- Job Type: Per Diem
