Integritus Healthcare·Enfield, Connecticut
The Occupational Therapist will administer evaluations, develop treatment plans, and provide therapeutic interventions to patients in their homes. They are also responsible for maintaining clinical records, supervising support staff, and educating families on home therapy programs.
Come join this collaborative and innovated team. At Integritus Healthcare /IntegriHome, you will enjoy WEEKLY pay, generous time off, exceptional health insurance and the ability to grow in your career.
Ready to love working again and be proud of where you work? Do you want to be valued and have an opportunity to make a meaningful impact? If you answered ‘yes,’ we can’t wait to introduce you to our team of dedicated, caring professionals.
Join one of the largest post-acute health care systems across Massachusetts, committed to fulfilling the health and residential needs of the population in the communities we serve.
From short term rehab and recovery to long term skilled nursing care, hospice services, restorative care, and even respite care, we are by your side. IntegriHome, has been caring for area families since 1989, providing top-quality skilled nursing care for short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. We focus on maximizing patient recovery, comfort, and independence for the highest possible quality of life. From post-surgery and post-hospital rehabilitation to long-term care for a chronic illness, our highly skilled care teams provide compassionate attention and specialized care every step of the way.
This is a part-time, 20-hour per week position.
1. Administers Occupational therapy evaluations. Participates in the development of the Plan of Care. 2. Establishes reasonable treatment goals, keeps treatment care plans current, reassesses client and makes recommendations. 3. Provides Occupational therapy treatments, procedures, evaluations, and diagnostic tests for clients under the direction of their physician for whom therapy has been medically prescribed. a. Translates all exercises into functional activities or activities of daily living. b. Provides instructions in the use and care of special equipment when necessary. c. Develops needed plans for modifying equipment, appliances, and the physical surroundings in client's homes.
4. Prepares clinical and progress notes. Reports to physician and the Branch Manager the client's response to treatment or change in condition. a. Maintains appropriate records including frequency of visits and client's response.
5. Instructs and supervises COTAs, HHAs, LPNs, and RNs in therapy program when appropriate. a. Provides in-service education programs for company staff as requested. b. Participates in Case Conferences as indicated.
7. Maintains positive and effective communication with all staff and others. Understands and participates in team concept. 8. Maintains absolute confidentiality of all information pertaining to clients, families, and employees.
9. Maintains a safe client environment and identifies and reports to the office any suspected vulnerable client abuse, neglect, or financial exploitation. 10.Performs other related duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Branch Manager.
Heavy to Very Heavy. Involves lifting clients, bending, stooping, stretching, and setting up equipment. Must be adaptable to a variety of environments and community settings. Must be able to drive or use public transportation in all types of weather. Exerting more than one hundred pounds of force occasionally, more than fifty pounds of force frequently, and more than twenty pounds of force constantly to move objects. Occupational demand requirements are more than those for heavy work.
1. Graduate of an AOTA approved school of Occupational Therapy program and currently certified by the AOTA to practice occupational therapy. 2. Currently licensed as an Occupational Therapist in the state of Massachusetts. The license must not have been revoked, suspended, and without limitations or restrictions. 3. Have at least two (2) years experience in a health care setting or equivalent experience. Home care experience preferred. 4. Strong interpersonal communication and teaching skills. 5. Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently. 6. Excellent written and oral communication skills. 7. Access to a dependable vehicle or public transportation in order to travel to multiple company business stops a day. 8. A valid driver’s license and proof of car insurance when using a personal vehicle for company business. 9. Proof of negative PPD or documentation of negative chest x-ray. 10.Current CPR certification is highly recommended. 11.Pass initial and ongoing background studies and screenings including but not limited to those of the Massachusetts Department of Health and the Federal Office of the Inspector General’s List of Excluded Individuals and Entities.
Candidates must be graduates of an AOTA-approved program, hold a current Massachusetts Occupational Therapy license, and possess at least two years of healthcare experience. Strong communication skills, a valid driver's license, and the ability to travel to multiple locations are required.
Market context
Occupational Therapist positions in Connecticut are typically driven by ongoing needs in schools, outpatient settings, and rehabilitation programs. These roles can be competitive because employers often look for an AOTA-accredited education, a current Connecticut license, and strong communication skills. Review the AI-summarized job requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure status and tailor your application to the setting and patient population.
