Occupational Therapist-Full time
Connecticut Children's
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- Location
- Hartford, CT
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Oct 12
- 7 days ago
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Connecticut Children's
Hospital & health care · 1,001 to 5,000 employees
What you'll do
- Provides occupational therapy evaluation, consultation and intervention to pediatric patients.
- Coordinates continuous plans of care and educates patients and families in occupational therapy methods.
What you need
- Bachelor’s Degree in an approved course of study in Occupational Therapy. Master’s Degree preferred.
- Minimum of 2 years experience in pediatric therapy strongly preferred.
- Current State of Connecticut Occupational Therapist License required.
- Current Basic Life Support (BLS)/ CPR in adult, child and infant within first six months of hire.<br><br><br>
Key skills
occupational therapyevaluationconsultationintervention
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Under general supervision, provides direct patient care to children with physical disabilities and/or functional limitations in clinic, inpatient, outpatient and outreach programs. Provides occupational therapy evaluation, consultation and intervention services for assigned routine to complex pediatric patients, in accordance with the CT Children's patient care delivery model and program policies and procedures. Collaborates with children, families, other health care team members and community resources to implement and coordinate a continuous plan of care, and to educate patients and families in appropriate occupational therapy methods. Participates in assigned staff development and research activities. Reports to leadership in the occupational therapy department.