Occupational Therapist

Do you thrive on challenge, growth, opportunity, and serving others? Are you a well-rounded therapist who is willing to learn and grow? The successful candidate for our Occupational Therapist position will share our passion for helping others and bringing about life-changing experiences in our patients. Guiding our patients through their treatment and helping them reach their peak results through physical and occupational therapy is the ultimate mission at Teton Therapy. We are also a training facility; you will be provided the opportunity to improve your skills clinically and administratively, as these skills are necessary for today’s changing healthcare environment. We believe that both are important to be a successful therapist. In return, Teton Therapy team members enjoy a friendly, service-oriented, flexible, and tolerant work environment with plenty of opportunities to progress in their careers. We work together as a team to accommodate the needs and wants of employees to the best of our abilities. This therapist will join a small Occupational Therapy team that serves 2 communities. They work closely with the physical therapy departments in those communities and see the bulk of the upper extremity patients. They also treat pediatric, neuro, and other diagnoses. There are many opportunities to grow this department based on the training and willingness to train in new areas, such as hand therapy, Lymphoedema, Parkinson's (LSVT BIG/LOUD), Women's health, and Pediatrics. The sky is the limit for the driven self-motivated therapist with a desire to grow and learn. Teton Therapy not only wants our patients to reach their peak results, we expect our therapists to as well. Does this sound like you? Willing to relocate an experienced, dedicated and driven Occupational Therapist. Teton Therapy believes that the best care of our patients can only happen if our employees are happy and succeeding. Apply today. Qualifications Excellent knowledge of principles and practices of occupational therapy. Skilled in orthopedic upper extremity treatment. Certified Hand Therapist, Certified Lymphedema Therapist, Women's Health or other certifications are beneficial but not required. - willingness to work towards one or all of the above is ideal. Trained in Dry needling or willing to be trained Skilled in pediatric developmental and behavioral treatment Familiarity with ADLs evaluation tools Ability to manage patients with different types of personalities Current knowledge of treatment practices per discipline and drive to continually learn and grow in the profession Responsibilities (include but not limited to) Perform Evaluation/Treatment sessions with patients Conducting Free Consultations Ensure patients are educated and aware of their condition and prognosis Keep patients accountable for therapy attendance and compliance with their plan of care. Complete all required documentation of each visit Updating plan of care as needed and discharging patients as needed Supervising COTA's and Therapy Technicians Listening to and recording patient successes Keeping Case management lists up to date. Assisting in Marketing efforts as requested by the Marketing department Keeping track of individual stats and completing productivity reports Skills Professional behavior Excellent communication skills – ability to listen and duplicate what your patients are saying and communicate your treatment plan to the patient Ability to manage personal caseload and ensure compliance with treatment plan from patient or patient’s family Ability to supervise and direct a COTA Benefits Competitive wage based on experience and previous performance Student loan reimbursement program Relocation package Sign-On Bonus Program Up to $2500 annual continuing education Medical Compensation Retirement account Paid Time Off Bonus Program based on measurable quality and quantity statistics. Life insurance policy Short-term and Long-term Disability Insurance #J-18808-Ljbffr