Occupational Therapist in Winston Salem NC

About the role

The Occupational Therapist will evaluate, establish, and conduct occupational therapy treatment on clients to achieve a functional optimum condition and educate them on maintaining this condition in alignment with their personal goals.

Responsibilities

• Efficiently coordinate schedules with the front desk to optimize therapist's time in Winston-Salem.
• Conduct thorough evaluations for new patients in Winston-Salem.
• Timely reassess and update a client's Plan of Care in Winston-Salem.
• Provide therapy to existing clients in Winston-Salem, following prescribed treatment plans.
• Assist with makeup sessions for your caseload and others in Winston-Salem whenever there is availability on your schedule.
• Actively encourage satisfied clients in Winston-Salem to refer their friends and family at every opportunity, including QA checks and discharge visits.
• Discharge clients in Winston-Salem when their treatment is successfully completed.
• Meticulously maintain up-to-date documentation in accordance with company guidelines, specific to our Winston-Salem location.
• Collaborate seamlessly as a crucial member of a multidisciplinary team in Winston-Salem to enhance client care.
• Flexibly work in a variety of settings in Winston-Salem, including teletherapy, early intervention, daycares/preschools, schools, and clinics, as needed.
• Participate in staff meetings and team meetings in Winston-Salem.
• Thoroughly record all mentioned functions in a way that ensures accurate production records for Winston-Salem.
• Assist with essential office tasks, such as cleaning, organizing, inventory management, etc., in Winston-Salem during downtime from therapy sessions.
• Engage in marketing and public relations events as they arise, specifically tailored to Winston-Salem.

Requirements

• Board Certified with NBCOT
• Licensed with the State of North Carolina
• Dynamic, enthusiastic, innovative, and proactive
• Seasoned in the field of pediatric occupational therapy
• Proficient in assisting children with sensory processing disorders
• Skilled in the application and referencing of Ayres Sensory Integration Therapy techniques
• Adaptable to various work environments, including early intervention, daycares/preschools, schools, and clinics
• Collaborative team player, capable of working effectively in a multidisciplinary setting
• Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills
• Flexible availability for working hours
• Diligent in maintaining accurate and timely documentation

Qualifications

• Educational Experience
• Postgraduate degree

Benefits

• medical
• dental
• health
• vision