Job opportunity
Occupational Therapist Step Up Step Down
Alberta
Support youth ages 13-17 through occupational therapy in Recovery Alberta’s Step Up Step Down program at the Sheldon Kennedy Centre.
This Occupational Therapist II role provides relationship-based care within a live-in treatment setting for complex mental health and addiction challenges. You will coordinate occupational therapy services while contributing assessment, consultation, intervention, education, and discharge planning. The position includes interdisciplinary collaboration with psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, nurses, social workers, and teachers.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate occupational therapy and allied health clinical services
Make daily decisions regarding assessment and patient intervention
Advise team members on complex clinical cases
Supervise students and assigned team members
Monitor care delivery, chart audits, and caseload management
Requirements:
Master’s degree or bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy
Accredited university education in Occupational Therapy
Active ACOT registration and practice permit
Clinical leadership within interdisciplinary healthcare teams
Alignment with Alberta legislation and Recovery Alberta guidelines
Use occupational therapy leadership and interdisciplinary collaboration to strengthen recovery-oriented services for youth in residential treatment.
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Apply on source site This Occupational Therapist II role provides relationship-based care within a live-in treatment setting for complex mental health and addiction challenges. You will coordinate occupational therapy services while contributing assessment, consultation, intervention, education, and discharge planning. The position includes interdisciplinary collaboration with psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists, nurses, social workers, and teachers.
Key Responsibilities:
Coordinate occupational therapy and allied health clinical services
Make daily decisions regarding assessment and patient intervention
Advise team members on complex clinical cases
Supervise students and assigned team members
Monitor care delivery, chart audits, and caseload management
Requirements:
Master’s degree or bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy
Accredited university education in Occupational Therapy
Active ACOT registration and practice permit
Clinical leadership within interdisciplinary healthcare teams
Alignment with Alberta legislation and Recovery Alberta guidelines
Use occupational therapy leadership and interdisciplinary collaboration to strengthen recovery-oriented services for youth in residential treatment.
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