Occupational Therapist

Job Description

Job Summary

The Occupational Therapist (OT), under the direction of the Manager of Rehabilitation, is responsible for completing professional activities that include assessment, treatment, report writing, communication with health care professionals and referral sources, team meetings and overall management of caseload. Areas of practice include Workplace Safety Insurance (WSIB), Auto Insurance, Vocational Rehab, Mental Health, Accessible Transit and Private services. Occupational Therapy services are carried out in client’s homes, communities, and worksites.

Clinical Responsibilities :

• Responsible for completing a variety of assessments such as OT In Home Assessments, Worksite Assessments, Ergonomic Assessments, Cognitive Assessments, Mental Health Assessments, Home Safety and Accessibility Assessments and Mobility Assessments.
• Responsible for developing and implementing comprehensive treatment programs.
• Responsible for delegating, training, and supervising Rehab Assistants when appropriate.
• Responsible for maintaining accurate clinical records and completing comprehensive reports which include assessment results, client goals, treatment plan and client progress with treatment according to standards set by the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario.
• Collaborates with other members of the health team and referral sources as needed.

Other Responsibilities

Position : Independent Contractor - Hours will vary, depending on location; we are a diverse team, providing services in over 15 lines of business, with a team of fantastic Occupational Therapy leaders! If you are looking to build your skills, have amazing OT mentors and want to deliver services following best practices with resources at your fingertips, we would love to hear from you!

Job Qualification

Qualifications

Education - Bachelor / Master’s degree in occupational therapy.

Experience : Preference of at least two years providing Occupational Therapy. Looking for therapists who bring passion to their role, enthusiasm, willingness to explore diverse opportunities, and desire to make a difference to the clients they serve. Other skills such as mental health, accessibility and home safety skills, mobility / wheelchair assessments (ADP authorizers), vocational rehab, ergonomics, cognitive rehab, functional abilities evaluations and experience with complex injuries such as acquired brain injury and spinal cord injury are an asset.

What you can expect :