Community Occupational Therapists assess abilities, plan services, and support function through client-centred visits and multidisciplinary collaboration. ParaMed offers full-time and part-time arrangements.

As an Occupational Therapist with ParaMed, you will visit clients in their communities and assess individual abilities and needs. You will work with healthcare workers, community resources, equipment vendors, clients, and inter-professional teams. The practice emphasizes evidence-based judgement, collaborative engagement, and client-centred planning across environmental factors.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide community visits assessing client abilities and needs
- Analyze environmental impacts on occupational performance and engagement




- Develop and adjust client-centred service plans
- Collaborate with healthcare workers and community resources
- Maintain professional records under applicable standards

Requirements:

- Registration in good standing with provincial Occupational Therapy College
- Licensed new graduates accepted
- Robust critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Current First Aid and CPR certification
- Valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle access

Apply community assessment, client-centred planning, and clinical problem-solving skills as a ParaMed Occupational Therapist.

📌 Community Occupational Therapist (Lindsay)
🏢 ParaMed Home Health Care
📍 Lindsay