The client in St. Louis, MO. We are a State of Missouri Agency and a State School located just south of St. Louis University and across from Tower Grove Park. We are a residential school with approximately 45 students aged 6- 21 years old.
Therapists are scheduled through the normal school year. We pretty much run year round and are looking for a candidate for a long term placement. We will only consider local candidates - (no relocation or per diems....)
Ideal candidate will have experience with children, young adults and children with special needs.
Duties of an Occupational Therapist
Different roles and responsibilities carried out by an occupational therapist include: –
Examining the condition of patients and analyzing their needs.
Planning treatment and providing it to the respective patient.
Keeping an eye on their medical condition.
Reviewing progress and upgrading the prescribed treatment as per the requirement.
Educating the patients' family and employer about their needs and how to provide adequate medical care to them.
Providing customized services as per different disabilities of the patients.
Examining the home and workplace of the patients. Making potential changes as per the health requirement of their client.
Installing the required equipment in the classroom to help children with disabilities. Also, providing guidance on how to use the special equipment.
Taking exercise sessions so that patients can get relief from chronic pain.
Helping people to return to work.
Program the aspirants of an occupational therapist and supervising their work.
Organizing rehabilitation groups for the clients and carers.
Preparing reports and attending multidisciplinary case meeting to decide and review the continuing treatment.
Help children participate in school activities.
Taking sessions on time management, anxiety management tricks and techniques.
Perform administrative tasks like making phone calls, maintaining records and case notes.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or protected veteran status.