Occupational Therapist Rapid Assessment Team (Nova Scotia)

Occupational Therapist Rapid Assessment Team (Nova Scotia)

01 Nov
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Nova Scotia Health
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Nova Scotia

01 Nov

Nova Scotia Health

Nova Scotia

Apply occupational therapy expertise at Cape Breton Regional Hospital, supporting assessment, treatment, and functional goals across Eastern Zone settings. Permanent full time employment is available.
Nova Scotia Health seeks an Occupational Therapist for the OPEZ Rapid Assessment Team. Working under a Manager, you will collaborate with clients, caregivers, families, and healthcare teams. The position includes consultation, evaluation, follow-up, individualized treatment planning, and education across hospital, home, and community settings.
Key Responsibilities: Assess, treat, evaluate, and follow up with clients
Establish individualized treatment plans and functional goals
Prioritize a busy caseload using clinical judgment




Provide education and support to clients and families
Contribute to student education and Occupational Therapy Assistant supervision
Requirements: Bachelor of Science or equivalent in Occupational Therapy
Licensure with Nova Scotia Occupational Therapy Regulator
Current BLS-C certification
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Ability to work independently and within multidisciplinary teams
Bring clinical judgment, communication, and occupational therapy skills to individualized rehabilitation care throughout Eastern Zone services.

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📌 Occupational Therapist Rapid Assessment Team (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Nova Scotia Health
📍 Nova Scotia

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