Freeman Health System·Springdale, Arkansas
Independently evaluate patients to develop and deliver goal-directed treatment plans and documentation. Supervise support staff and ensure all care complies with professional ethics and hospital standards.
To improve the health of the communities we serve through contemporary, innovative, quality healthcare solutions.
Schedule: Full time
Independently evaluates patients, develops a treatment plan based on goal directed objectives, delivers / documents care, and provided D/C planning on all physician referred patients. Supervises and directs the treatment and activity of support staff. Performs tasks in compliance with the professional code of ethics, standards of practice, state / national regulations, hospital standards, and departmental policies /procedures.
Current Arkansas Occupational Therapy License.
Preferred Requirements: New grads accepted, Preferred 2 years experience
Market context
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