The Occupational Therapist is a qualified, licensed professional who supervises, evaluates and provides occupational therapy services to patients in the clinic as prescribed by the attending physician and directs daily clinical operations.

MINIMUM EDUCATION:

Bachelor's degree or Master's degree in Occupational Therapy.

MINIMUM WORK EXPERIENCE:

Previous experience in Occupational Therapy preferred.

REQUIRED LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS:

Eligible for or licensed by Texas Board of Physical and Occupational Therapy Examiners. Basic life support certification required through the American Heart Association or other pre-approved accredited certification program.

REQUIRED SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ABILITIES:

Knowledge of regulations, QA and procedures, and quality patient care. Successful completion department specific and/or hospital required training courses. Must be able to treat patients of all ages from pediatric to geriatric.

WORK SCHEDULE:

Normally scheduled Monday-Friday; however, additional hours may be required due to increase in workload, assignments and completion of special projects. Must be flexible if required to work long or irregular hours.