Occupational Therapist

Evaluate, administer remedial treatments, and conduct screenings for pediatric patients within home health settings. Direct patients and caregivers in selected tasks to restore and enhance performance while providing family training on home programming and discharge planning. Coordinate patient care with office staff and physicians, maintain appropriate records, and refer families to external resources as needed. Maintain supplies, participate in Quality Assurance programs, and mentor students and new hires. Serve as a backup service provider and present at public education functions. Requires a Master's degree, state licensure, and valid driver's license.