Job opportunity
Community Occupational Therapist
Extendicare
Community Occupational Therapists assess abilities and needs during visits, using critical thinking and collaborative care to support clients. Full-time work is available.
ParaMed seeks an Occupational Therapist for community-based services with pediatric and adult clients. You will work with multidisciplinary teams and equipment vendors while developing client-centered plans. The position involves in-home or school services for pediatrics and support for adults with medical or health concerns.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct community visits to assess client abilities and needs
Collaborate with healthcare workers and community resources
Analyze environmental impacts on occupational performance and engagement
Develop and adjust client-centered service plans
Maintain compliant professional client records
Requirements:
Registration in good standing with provincial Occupational Therapists College
Licensed new graduates accepted
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Current First Aid and CPR certification within twelve months
Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and clear Vulnerable Sector Screening
Support pediatric and adult clients through community assessments, evidence-based decisions, and coordinated Occupational Therapy services with ParaMed.
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Apply on source site ParaMed seeks an Occupational Therapist for community-based services with pediatric and adult clients. You will work with multidisciplinary teams and equipment vendors while developing client-centered plans. The position involves in-home or school services for pediatrics and support for adults with medical or health concerns.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct community visits to assess client abilities and needs
Collaborate with healthcare workers and community resources
Analyze environmental impacts on occupational performance and engagement
Develop and adjust client-centered service plans
Maintain compliant professional client records
Requirements:
Registration in good standing with provincial Occupational Therapists College
Licensed new graduates accepted
Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Current First Aid and CPR certification within twelve months
Valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and clear Vulnerable Sector Screening
Support pediatric and adult clients through community assessments, evidence-based decisions, and coordinated Occupational Therapy services with ParaMed.
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