Occupational Therapist (OT)

The occupational therapist ii evaluates and develops treatment plans for complex patients while serving as a clinical advisor and mentor to less experienced staff. They also supervise students and interns, contribute to departmental policy development, and participate in performance improvement initiatives.

Candidates must hold a degree from an approved occupational therapy curriculum and possess at least two years of clinical practice experience. Required certifications include otr (Registered occupational therapist) and bls (Basic life support).