Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health·Hartford, Vermont
The Occupational Therapist screens, evaluates, and treats patients referred by licensed providers within a home health setting. They coordinate treatment activities with the healthcare team and provide clinical oversight for COTAs.
Overview Occupational Therapist Full-time Days Why work as an Occupational Therapist at the Dartmouth Health Home Care?
You experience satisfying and challenging work that makes a difference, every day.
You are provided broad independence but are also part of a cohesive interdisciplinary team.
You get to be an important part of the community where you live.
You have a work/life balance that can match the flexibility you need.
Benefits include: Employee Referral Bonuses Clinical CEUs Online LinkedIn Learning Extensive health, dental, and lifestyle benefits that come with being part of the renowned Dartmouth Health system Locations: Upper Valley (Surrounding Area) Dartmouth Health Home Care covers more than 70 towns delivering superior nursing, rehabilitation, hospice, and personal care services with proven effectiveness, integrity, and compassion.
Our only goal is to help the people in our communities.
When you join the Dartmouth Health Home Care, you’ll become part of a dedicated team delivering outstanding home health and hospice services that enrich the lives of the people we serve.
At the direction of the Clinical Manager, the Occupational Therapist screens, evaluates, re-evaluates and treats patients referred by a licensed provider.
Coordinates and communicates treatment activities with health care team members and the patient.
Works closely with the interdisciplinary team to ensure high-quality patient care.
The Occupational Therapist: Evaluates the patient's need for occupational therapy and develops/carries out appropriate treatment plan. Instructs family members, COTA's, Home Health Aides, and other caregivers in appropriate physical therapy techniques. Communicates with the physician and other health care providers on a regular basis regarding the patient's progress. Provides clinical oversight of COTAs in the home. This job description is not meant to be exhaustive and may be modified as needed. Employees may be assigned other related duties to meet organizational needs.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Must be a licensed Occupational Therapist in Vermont and New Hampshire or hold a compact license. Graduate of an accredited school in Occupational Therapy
One year of experience as an OT in a home health care setting is preferred Required Licensure/Certifications Unencumbered OT license in VT and NH or compact. Driver’s license, minimum requirements on car insurance, and a clean driving record
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited Occupational Therapy school and hold an unencumbered license in Vermont and New Hampshire or a compact license. A valid driver's license and a clean driving record are also required.
Market context
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