The Occupational Therapist (OT) evaluates patient’s cognitive, perceptual, & motor assets and liabilities for functional performance. The OT:
The Occupational Therapist (OT) evaluates patient’s cognitive, perceptual, & motor assets and liabilities for functional performance. The OT:
POSITION REQUIREMENTS:
Licenses or Certifications: Current Licensed OTR or licensure eligible in the State of Oklahoma
Current CPR certification
Total Education, Vocation Training, and Experience: Masters Degree in science preferred, Bachelors of Science or Arts a must. 1 year clinical experience preferred.
Skills and Abilities:
Ability to communicate effectively with physicians, staff, patients, families Protect confidentiality in all areas as applicable Knowledge of legal and ethical considerations in occupational therapy practice Ability to keep accurate records and write meaningful reports Ability to execute therapeutic procedures and manipulate special equipment accurately and safely
PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION:
Position has Full Access to Protected Health Information of patients on caseload.
Proficiency or Productivity Standards:
Organize and prioritize tasks and projects
Accurately complete job responsibilities within the specified time constraints to meet the needs of patients, regulatory standards and customer satisfaction
Physical ReQUIREMENTS:
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Ability to speak, hear, and read English
Ability to discern temperature, texture, size, and shape
“Exceptional attendance is a requirement in order to fulfill role expectations.”
CRITICAL DEMANDS:
Lift up to 75# from floor to 19” and 100# 19” to 25”(Occasional) Stand(Constant)
Walk up to .25 mile(Frequent) Sit(Occasional)
Sustained Forward bending in standing(Occasional) Sustained squat(Occasional)
Kneeling(Occasional) Push/Pull up to 100# of force at 36”(Frequent)
Repetitive squat(Occasional) Full body range of motion(Constant)
Grasp of various sizes and weights up to 50#(Constant) Front Carry – two handed carry of 25# up to 20 feet(Occasional)
Balance(Continuous) In walking, standing, carrying, moving patients, and equipment, etc
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Indoor climate-controlled environment. Patient care environment with potential exposure to unpleasant odors, to blood and body fluids which may carry infection to infectious disease, and to chemical and electrical hazards. Occasional travel with exposure to outdoors elements
Working Conditions:
Potential hazards include:
Exposure to | None | Some | Frequent | Very Frequent | Exposure to | None | Some | Frequent | Very Frequent |
* toxic/caustic chemicals |
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| *blood or body fluids |
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*extreme conditions, hot or cold | X |
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| *communicable diseases |
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*dust/fumes/gases (including asbestos) | X |
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| *unprotected heights | X |
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*moving mechanical parts |
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| *CRT (computer) monitor |
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*potential electric shock |
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| *frequent, repetitive motions |
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*x-ray electro-magnetic energy |
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*high pitched noises | X |
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*needles or other sharp objects |
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MACHINES/EQUIPMENT USED
Office equipment such as computer, FAX, telephone, copier, calculator, etc. Assumes responsibility for equipment, inventory, safety, and security of assigned facilities
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