Occupational Therapist

22h22 hours ago

JAG Physical Therapy

Cedarhurst, US · Full-time · $80,000 – $95,000

About this role

As an Occupational Therapist at JAG Physical Therapy, you will assess patients' strengths and weaknesses to devise creative, effective treatment plans. You will operate a high-energy, positive-thinking environment and offer patients positive encouragement to achieve their goals.

Daily responsibilities include examining patients using fundamental clinical knowledge, implementing treatment plans, and executing the plan of care on a daily basis. Ideal candidates have comprehensive knowledge of Hand Therapy screens, evaluations, treatments, and orthosis fabrication.

JAG Physical Therapy is a comprehensive outpatient, orthopedic company with over 150 facilities, honored as the Gold Standard for physical therapy care. The team fosters a close-knit, supportive environment where individuals genuinely care for and uplift one another.

The company offers professional development growth tracks, a new grad mentorship program, and continuing education reimbursements. Annual reviews provide opportunities for advancement, and the workplace promotes unity and camaraderie.

Requirements

Licensed Occupational Therapist in appropriate state (NY, NJ).
Bachelor's or Master's degree in Occupational Therapy (Doctorate preferred).
Valid CPR License.
Minimum 1 year professional occupational therapy experience.
Strong clinical decision-making skills.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team with minimal supervision.
Maintain a positive, professional demeanor at all times.

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive evaluations, assessments, and interventions for patients with post-surgical and non-surgical upper extremity diagnoses.
Fabricate custom orthoses for patients with various orthopedic upper extremity diagnoses.
Collect and record patient care data following the format and guidelines of patient care services, regulatory agencies, and third-party payers.
Document initial evaluations, daily notes, reassessments, progress reports, and discharge plans.
Develop and implement individualized treatment plans based on patient assessments.
Monitor patient progress and adjust treatments as needed to maximize functional independence.