Occupational Therapist

What you'll be doing: Makes home visits and provides the care ordered by the physician. Assesses patients needs, reports findings to physician, obtains orders for new needs, and implements the care plan. Completes required documentation that makes evident patient/family needs, interventions, and progress in accordance with clinical, quality, and regulatory requirements. Assures that all documentation is available in the electronic record within the deadlines. Assures that patient and family needs are identified, prioritized, and met in order to achieve desired clinical outcomes. Uses the principles of patient-centered, family-focused care to interact with patients, families, physicians, employees and other caregivers. Collaborates with appropriate team members to develop and implement patient-specific plans of care. Participates, as needed, in regular team conferences with other home care disciplines to promote information exchange, determine care assignments, and to promote integration of care plan.

What your background should be: Good communication skills in order to relay instructions to their patients. He or she must also be a good listener. Strong interpersonal skills will help him or her establish relationships with clients that are based on trust and respect. An OT must also have good writing skills since he or she often shares information with other members of a patients healthcare team.

Who is the client company: Healthcare service provider industry.; If you are interested in this position, send your resume to apply@kochdavis.com