Occupational Therapist
Locations
- Carrollton
- De Soto
- Denton
- Duncanville
- Fort Worth
- Grand Prairie
- Irving
- Lewisville
- Rockwall
- Royse City
- The Colony
- Wills Point
What you’ll do as an Occupational Therapist (OT) Home Health:
In partnership with the Case Manager you will provide skilled services to evaluate and address the needs of individuals in their homes, so they can live safely and productively in their home environment. These areas may include home safety medication management, wheelchair seating and positioning, pain management, falls prevention, management of chronic diseases and dementia family caregiver training.
To be a success as an Occupational Therapist (OT) Home Health:
- Current unrestricted TX Occupational Therapist License
- Current BLS/CPR Certification
- Valid TX Driver’s License
- Knowledge of local community resources is required.
- Knowledge and understanding of individual development and human behavior as it relates to the effects of illness/injury; and of the influence of culture on health care.
- Knowledge of state and federal homecare regulatory guidelines preferred.
- Experience home health care is highly preferred
- Experience with high acuity patients is a plus
- Experience working with an interdisciplinary team is highly desired
- Case Management fundamentals is highly desired
- Self-Directed
- Empathetic
- Critical thinker
- Outstanding interpersonal skills
- Leadership skills
- Organized