Primary Care Occupational Therapist Role British Columbia

Primary Care Occupational Therapist Role British Columbia

31 Jul
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Northern Health - BC
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

Northern Health - BC

British Columbia

Contribute to holistic healthcare as a Primary Care Occupational Therapist with Northern Health. Collaborate within interprofessional teams to deliver patient-centered services from Monday to Friday.

As a Primary Care Occupational Therapist, you will play a vital role in person and family-centered care. This cooperative position requires the application of evidence-informed practices in diverse settings like physician practices and homes. By conducting assessments and creating tailored treatment plans, you'll assist clients in achieving their personal health goals effectively.

Key Responsibilities:
• Collaborate with interprofessional teams for cohesive care plans
• Conduct clinical assessments for individualized therapy
• Develop and oversee treatment planning and implementation




• Deliver ethical and safe health services across various settings
• Monitor patient progress and adjust interventions as needed

Requirements:
• Knowledge of skilled standards from the College of Health and Care Professionals
• Relevant experience in occupational therapy
• Solid interpersonal and communication skills
• Commitment to evidence-informed practice
• Availability for daytime shifts from Monday to Friday

Join Northern Health to make a meaningful impact on patient care and quality of life.
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📌 Primary Care Occupational Therapist Role British Columbia
🏢 Northern Health - BC
📍 British Columbia

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