Occupational Therapist Assistant

Occupational Therapy PositionResponsible for outstanding delivery of occupational therapy services including evidence-based patient care and patient engagement while following company policies.Key Performance Indicators:Net Promoter Score% ArrivalVisits Per Clinical HourProcedures Per VisitProcedures Per Clinical HourPersonal Referrals / Google ReviewsOrganizational Values:InitiativeSelf-starter. Consistently meets job expectations without needing reminders. Proactively finds solutions or seeks assistance when necessary. Continuously looks for ways to enhance patient outcomes and experiences.CommunicationActively listens. Shares information clearly and collaboratively. Shares thoughts and concerns with respect and empathy, fostering an environment where every team member feels heard and valued. Being transparent and clear with feedback.Lifelong LearnerContinuously seeking growth and development opportunities. Staying current with industry advancements. Embracing feedback. Applying new insights to enhance patient care and team performance. Values curiosity, adaptability, and a commitment to excellence.LoyaltyOffers constructive feedback. Avoids disparaging remarks. Contributes to the team and works collaboratively with others.Good VibesIndividuals committed to working and learning together, showing kindness and support. Fostering a positive atmosphere that promotes team growth, community, and friendship.Clinical Responsibilities:This list of tasks is illustrative only and is not a comprehensive listing of all functions and tasks performed by position.Administers prescribed exercise interventions in accordance with the physical therapists' plan of care and carry out functional reeducation tasks in accordance with the physical therapists prescribed plan of care.Monitor the patient's response to prescribed physical therapy interventions.Communicate patient's progress in therapy through their documentation and during interdisciplinary team meetings.Immediately inform the therapist of all adverse events to care and/or acute changes in the patient's medical status and assist in communication with the physical therapist when an evaluative/progress note is required.Requirements:Essential Skills and Experience:Graduation from an accredited Occupational Therapist Assistant ProgramCurrent Certified occupational Therapist Assistant license in ArizonaCurrent CPR certification.Beneficial Skills and Experience:Knowledge and skills necessary to provide patient care which is age specific/appropriate for patients served.Basic computer knowledge.Appropriate interpersonal skills to enable positive interactions with patients/families, and other health care professionals.