WTRC provides an experience like no other with:

• One-on-one patient care
• Paid continuing education and license fees
• Working with state-of-the-art equipment
• Sign-on bonus
• No weekends or holidays
• Competitive salary
• 401K matching
• Work alongside professionals from Physical and Speech Therapy, Orthotics, Prosthetics, and Audiology

Under the direct supervision of the Director of Pediatric Services, responsibilities for the Occupational Therapist include but are not limited to:

• Administers occupational therapy evaluation and treatment procedures.
• Maintain current and accurate documentation.
• Evaluates and administers evidence-based occupational therapy treatments.
• Application of physical agents, therapeutic exercises, and techniques.
• Perceives the existence of problems and chooses and implements safe, effective, and timely solutions.
• Seeks appropriate guidance regarding questions concerning specific patient care issues.
• Discusses with physicians and secures adequate information concerning patient’s treatment and medical history.
• Progression of plan of care with upgrades in skilled services.
• Billing reflects accurate coding of modalities and procedures delivered.
• Documentation is completed in accordance to policy 80-1.
• Maintains a low cancellation rate.
• Advocates for the profession.
• Performs other responsibilities as assigned.

Requirements

An Occupational Therapist must be a graduate of an accredited occupational therapy program and possess a current Texas State Licensure. Must be willing to assist the team in carrying out WTRC objectives. The Occupational Therapist adheres to the professional standards of practice guidelines and code of ethics as set forth by the State Board.