Phoenix Home Care and Hospice·Topeka, Kansas
The Occupational Therapist assesses and delivers home health services to patients with various physical and developmental impairments. They are also responsible for educating patients and caregivers, planning patient discharges, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals.
Part Time or PRN Availability Topeka, KS and surrounding areas The Occupational Therapist assesses and delivers services to home health patients with neurological, musculoskeletal, orthopedic, and cardio-pulmonary impairments, as well as fine motor, sensory motor, and developmental delays.
Additionally, the Occupational Therapist provides support for patients with traumatic injuries and swallowing disorders.
Their responsibilities include educating patients and caregivers, planning patient discharge, and consulting with other healthcare professionals, clinics, or agencies.
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Here, our therapists complete their charting during visits with the help of Roger’s AI-powered support, allowing you to work smarter and enjoy a better work-life balance.
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Multiple Major Medical Plans to Choose From (Medical, Dental & Vision) Spousal Insurance 401k Options Annual Stay Bonus for both Full-Time and Part-Time nurses PTO Paid Training on the job or in office Internal Awards and Recognition Program
Our Home Health Positions include Skilled Home Health Services that provide skilled services to people who meet the criteria for Medicare home health coverage. These home bound clients received services provided by a nurse, physical therapist, speech therapist, or occupational therapist.
Active Occupational Therapist license in the state of KS. Home Health experience preferred, not required. We’re taking the journey with you, creating a New Beginning! Choose Phoenix, Apply today! Our mission is to offer New Beginnings and meaningful opportunities to our caregivers and clinicians while providing home care services to our clients built on innovation, skill, and Christ-like values of compassion, honesty, and patience.
Market context
Occupational therapist openings in Kansas are often tied to schools, rehab settings, and healthcare facilities that need licensed clinicians to support functional independence. These roles are competitive because employers typically require ACOTE-accredited training, NBCOT registration, and an active Kansas OT license, along with standard benefits such as medical, dental, vision, PTO, and 401(k). Review the license status and setting requirements first; this platform’s AI-summarized job requirements and benefits help you compare postings faster from the original description.
