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• Develop and implement patient and family-focused care plans that institute standardized interventions for goal-oriented outcomes.
• Ensure daily documentation in the computerized system is accurate, objective, and measurable.
• Apply standard treatment procedures and provide teaching to patients and caregivers to ensure understanding and progress.
• Maintain regular interdisciplinary communication with the healthcare team.
• Conduct comprehensive clinical evaluations, including patient history, system reviews, and appropriate tests.
• Reassess the treatment plan at least every 2 weeks with the patient, primary caregivers, and interdisciplinary team; modify and communicate the plan as needed.
• Ensure physician orders are current, consistent with the care plan, and properly documented in the medical record.
• Submit patient schedules on a daily basis to ensure efficient management of resources.
• Orient and supervise Home Health Aides in accordance with agency and state guidelines.
• Utilize Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs) to optimize capacity and ensure compliance with visit schedules.
• Manage patient caseloads of OTAs in line with agency, state, and professional guidelines.
• Complete and submit timely documentation in accordance with agency standards.
• Update Plan of Care (POC) devices as directed.
• Verify Payor information on admission and maintain according to agency standards.
• Ensure documentation supports Managed Care authorizations/DME requirements within designated timeframes.
• Ensure visit schedules are consistent with authorizations by Managed Care payors.
• Establish realistic, objective, and time-oriented goals for patient performance based on evaluation findings.
• Discuss utilization/caseload with Manager as needed and make adjustments toward achieving goals.
• Ensure reportable outcomes align with agency objectives.
• Develop treatment and discharge plans based on findings from patient evaluations and patient goals.
• Attend staff meetings, complete clinical competencies, and participate in mandatory training and education as required.
• Inform patients of their weekly schedule and communicate any necessary changes promptly.

• Registered with the Board of Registration in Massachusetts.

• Minimum of two years of experience in acute care, rehabilitation, or home care as an Occupational Therapist.
• Proficiency with various computer software; knowledge of hand-held patient care computer devices is preferred.
• Strong customer service skills and the ability to work effectively with diverse populations.
• Excellent verbal, written, and electronic communication skills.
• Ability to prioritize tasks, adapt to changing situations, and work independently.
• Travel within the designated geographic area is required.

• Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) certification required.

Certification: Certified Hand Therapist