Registration in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO)
Ability to work independently within a community-based model
Strong communication, documentation, and clinical reasoning skills
Experience in community practice is an asset; new graduates welcome
Valid G or G2 driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle
Proficiency in MS Office Suite and proprietary clinical software
Responsibilities
Provide community-based occupational therapy services in clients' homes and through virtual care
Conduct thorough assessments using interviews and standardized tools
Develop and implement evidence-based intervention plans with clients and caregivers
Assign and supervise occupational therapy assistants as needed
Educate clients and caregivers on relevant resources and agencies
Complete funding applications as required
Maintain professional and timely documentation aligned with COTO standards
Benefits
Flexible work environment with community-based focus
Opportunity for professional development, including experience for new graduates
Supportive team environment with supervision for assistants
Access to resources for clients, enhancing community connectivity
Full Job Description
Job Description
Provide ministry-funded, community-based occupational therapy services in clients' homes and/or through virtual care
Conduct occupational therapy assessments using interviews, standardized tools, and informal assessment techniques, including:
Home safety and home modifications
Equipment prescription
Fall prevention
Mobility and physical functioning
Cognition
Stroke rehabilitation and chronic conditions
Develop and implement evidence-based intervention plans in collaboration with clients and caregivers
Assign, supervise, and monitor occupational therapy assistants as appropriate
Educate clients and caregivers and connect them with relevant community agencies and resources
Complete funding applications when required
Maintain accurate, timely, and professional documentation, including:
Assessment findings
Care plans
Progress and discharge summaries
Reports aligned with referral source requirements and COTO standards
Qualifications
Registration in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO)
Ability to work independently within a community-based model
Strong communication, documentation, and clinical reasoning skills
Experience in community practice is an asset, but new graduates are welcome
Valid G or G2 drover's license with access to a reliable vehicle for community travel
Proficiency with computer applications, including MS Office Suite and proprietary clinical software
Additional Information
This position is a current vacancy
About Spectrum Health
Spectrum Health is a not-for-profit, integrated health system based in West Michigan. Our organization includes a medical center, regional community hospitals, a dedicated children's hospital, a multispecialty medical group and a nationally recognized health plan, Priority Health. We invest in our people, technologies and facilities to create a high-quality, sustainable, service-oriented and cost-effective system of health care.
