Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapist – Providing a Vital Link For Rehabilitation
An Occupational Therapists develop, improve or restore patients
to their highest level of performance in daily living skills, work or leisure.
Occupational Therapy Improves:
- Self feeding skills
- Self care (bathing, dressing, grooming) skills
- Wheelchair mobility
- Resident safety during functional tasks
- Environmental adaptation for physical and/or cognitive impairments
Occupational therapists also develop and provide services related
to splinting/contracture management positioning for wheelchair/bed
safety and function, fine motor skill enhancement and home assessments.
An Occupational Therapists may work with patients in a variety
of settings:
- Long Term Care
- Home Health
- Transitional Care Units
- Outpatient
An Occupational Therapist working with a good company can benefit:
- Is well known and established
- Provides management and corporate support for clinical issues
- Provides continuing education opportunities
- Is dedicated to providing the best clinical care and customer service
- Is growing rapidly throughout the Midwest and other areas
- Is very active in State and National Healthcare Associations