Occupational Therapist

Conduct diagnostic evaluations, administer sensor-motor integration treatments, and design individualized therapy programs to improve patient strength, range of motion, and self-care skills. Provide consultation on environmental design, adaptive equipment, and splinting fabrication while instructing patients in techniques for meal preparation, dressing, and home management. Maintain accurate patient records and reports, participate in home assessments, and train patients in the use of upper-extremity prosthetic devices. Requires a Colorado Occupational Therapist license, Bachelor's degree, and one year of experience preferred. Full-time position with hourly rate between $50-$53.