The Home Health Occupational Therapist evaluates, plans, and administers comprehensive occupational therapy modalities to patients in their place of residence to develop and restore function. Responsibilities include assessing patients, establishing treatment plans, providing personalized care, educating patients and families, and supervising staff. Requirements include completion of an approved program, one year of experience, a BS degree in occupational therapy, current Illinois license, NBCOT certification, CPR certification, reliable transportation, and strong communication and organizational skills. The job operates in various settings and may involve exposure to allergens, blood, bodily fluids, and infectious diseases.
