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Form of workAbout Charles T. Sitrin Health Care Center:
As a preeminent health care provider, Sitrin is dedicated to providing compassionate, professional care, and continues to seek innovative solutions to meet the medical, social, behavioral, recreational, and support needs of those it serves with respect, dignity, and fiscal responsibility. Sitrin services include comprehensive medical rehabilitation, skilled nursing and respite care, a military rehabilitation program, residential care for individuals with developmental disabilities, dental services, child care, medically-affiliated adult day health care, assisted living, and affordable housing.
Job Description:
PER-DIEM SHIFTS AVAILABLE!
This is considered various hours with a pay rate of $50.00/hr.
Attends patient/resident care conferences, team conferences, and rounds obtaining and reporting patient/resident information regarding patient's/resident's present level of functioning and future goals/plans in a clear and concise manner. As well as change in condition or treatment of patient/resident.
Consistently displays a positive, caring, and responsive attitude towards employees and any individuals who interact with the facility.
Evaluates and makes recommendations regarding appropriate, adaptive equipment for patients/residents.
Demonstrates knowledge of, and rational for, occupational therapy techniques; modalities; equipment use; and exercise programs.
Establish both long- and short-term goals and a thorough treatment care plan by which the patient/resident can progress towards goals and modify care plan appropriately/timely when needed.
If appropriate for patient/resident needs, collaborates with patients'/residents' families; significant others; and staff prior to patient/resident discharge in order to formulate an appropriate discharge or follow-up plan. Recommendations may include, but not limited to, continuation or discontinuation of services; implementation of home programs; recommend appropriate adaptations/equipment for use in home environment; and/or recommends community resources.
When appropriate, effectively instructs patients/residents/families in techniques and home programs by structuring content/presentation to appropriately reflect patients'/residents' family member's age, communication abilities, culture and educational level, listens to their concerns, and answers questions to the best of therapist's ability.
Organizes schedule of patient/resident treatments taking into account the work demands of other employees/departments.
Instructs patient/resident/family in the application, care, and precautions of orthosis/prosthetics as ordered by physician.
Provides objective, accurate, and timely documentation according to policy on assigned patients/residents.
Completes documentation for insurance requests in a timely fashion.
Leaves a written, clear treatment plan (coverage notes) on all assigned patients/residents when scheduled out of the department. May use phone to address above as appropriate.
Demonstrates initiative to assist with the evaluation and development of documentation systems, forms, and charting mechanisms to facilitate efficient and effective documentation.
Recommends equipment and/or supplies when inventory demonstrates the need to reorder.
Attend one or more continuing educational programs and/or equivalent annually and provide staff in-service.
Provide at least one inservice per year for the department/facility staff as well as review current literature review on clinical topics.
Participate in program development/revision with the facility.
Serve as a clinical instructor to supervise and teach a student affiliate following the facility clinical education manual and academic student manual. Create a positive and constructive learning environment with student.
Actively participates in own performance appraisal evaluation and sets self goals to accomplish during the following year and successfully completes competency checklist/test.
Maintains level of productivity as established for the department.
Participates in department QA programs, including collecting of data, analysis, and documentation review.
Will travel to contract sites as needed.
Hours of work can include day, evenings, and weekends.
Treats inpatients and/or outpatients in the aquatic pools as deemed appropriate.
Proficient with electronic health record documentation.
Performs duties according to the highest ethical and moral standards and in adherence with the facility's corporate compliance plan and all applicable governing laws.
Performs all other duties as assigned by supervisor to ensure that the department functions and operates as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
Requirements:
Degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited program.
Staff: Basic entry level - experienced achieved through academic curriculum and clinicals and/or up to three (3) years work experience.
Possession of, or eligible for, a valid Occupational Therapy license issued by the state of New York, CPR certification. If sitting for licensure examination, there is a condition of passing the licensuring exam within one year after employment and during the interim possess a New York State temporary permit.
Additional Information:
Charles T. Sitrin Health Care Center Inc. endeavors to make applying for a position accessible to any and all users. If you would like to contact us regarding the accessibility of our website or need assistance completing the application process, please contact HR Department/Recruiter/Human Resources at 315-797-3114 or hr@sitrin.com.
Sitrin is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. Women, minorities, veterans, and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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