OT home health
University Home Care, Monroe, MI, United States
Job Summary
The Home Care Occupational Therapist provides in-home occupational therapy services to support patients in improving independence, safety, and function in daily living activities. This role involves evaluating patients in their home environment, developing individualized treatment plans, and delivering skilled interventions to promote optimal recovery and quality of life.
Duties and Responsibilities
Perform occupational therapy evaluations in patients’ homes
Establish individualized goals and treatment plans based on patient needs and functional limitations
Provide skilled therapy to improve independence with activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)
Assess home environments and recommend safety modifications to reduce fall risk and improve accessibility
Train patients and caregivers in adaptive techniques, safety strategies, and use of assistive devices
Recommend and educate on appropriate adaptive equipment and durable medical equipment
Document evaluations, treatment interventions, and progress notes in a timely and accurate manner
Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members including physicians, nurses, and therapists
Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed
Educate patients and families on functional maintenance, safety, and injury prevention
Ensure compliance with all regulatory guidelines, agency policies, and documentation standards
Qualifications
Degree in Occupational Therapy (BS, MS, or Doctorate) from an accredited program
Current Occupational Therapist license in the practicing state
NBCOT certification (if required by state regulations)
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Ability to travel within assigned service area to patient homes
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in home health, rehabilitation, or outpatient therapy
Experience working with older adults or medically complex patients
Familiarity with electronic medical record (EMR) systems
Strong independent clinical judgment and problem-solving skills
Excellent time management and organizational skills
Work Environment
Field-based role requiring daily travel to patient homes
Flexible schedule based on patient needs and caseload
Varied home environments requiring adaptability and clinical judgment
Physical activity may include standing, bending, and assisting patients with mobility tasks
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The Home Care Occupational Therapist provides in-home occupational therapy services to support patients in improving independence, safety, and function in daily living activities. This role involves evaluating patients in their home environment, developing individualized treatment plans, and delivering skilled interventions to promote optimal recovery and quality of life.
Duties and Responsibilities
Perform occupational therapy evaluations in patients’ homes
Establish individualized goals and treatment plans based on patient needs and functional limitations
Provide skilled therapy to improve independence with activities of daily living (ADLs) and instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)
Assess home environments and recommend safety modifications to reduce fall risk and improve accessibility
Train patients and caregivers in adaptive techniques, safety strategies, and use of assistive devices
Recommend and educate on appropriate adaptive equipment and durable medical equipment
Document evaluations, treatment interventions, and progress notes in a timely and accurate manner
Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members including physicians, nurses, and therapists
Monitor patient progress and adjust treatment plans as needed
Educate patients and families on functional maintenance, safety, and injury prevention
Ensure compliance with all regulatory guidelines, agency policies, and documentation standards
Qualifications
Degree in Occupational Therapy (BS, MS, or Doctorate) from an accredited program
Current Occupational Therapist license in the practicing state
NBCOT certification (if required by state regulations)
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Ability to travel within assigned service area to patient homes
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in home health, rehabilitation, or outpatient therapy
Experience working with older adults or medically complex patients
Familiarity with electronic medical record (EMR) systems
Strong independent clinical judgment and problem-solving skills
Excellent time management and organizational skills
Work Environment
Field-based role requiring daily travel to patient homes
Flexible schedule based on patient needs and caseload
Varied home environments requiring adaptability and clinical judgment
Physical activity may include standing, bending, and assisting patients with mobility tasks
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