Position location: Carle Health Methodist Outpatient Clinic
Are you an Occupational Therapist looking for work-life balance, an ethical environment, and a friendly, professional team dedicated to patient satisfaction?
We have the answer! CUSTOMIZE YOUR JOB!
ACHIEVE WORK-LIFE BALANCE! Offering a variety of settings offering flexible hours.
CREATE YOUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN! Company-supported clinical specialization, residency programs, and continuing education.
THRIVE IN AN ETHICAL ENVIRONMENT! Reasonable productivity standards, mentoring, and training on ever-changing rules/regulations.
CUSTOMIZE! Choose the setting, population, and hours to find a good fit within PTS! Part and full-time applicants will be considered. New grads welcome.
Therapist-owned company in Peoria and Belleville, IL which has been providing quality, evidence-based therapy for over 40 years. Over 375 employees work across multiple departments, including St. Elizabeth Hospital in Southern Illinois and Carle Hospitals in Central Illinois. Settings include Home Health, Inpatient, Outpatient, and Skilled Nursing Facilities.
Generous total compensation package
Competitive Wages, Bonus and Incentive Plans, Malpractice Insurance, Medical, Dental, Vision Insurance, Long and Short-Term Disability Plans, Life Insurance, Generous Paid-Time-Off, Continuing Education Allowance, 401k Plan with Employer Match.
Enhanced education programs

Discounted CEUs through our Certified Education Division
Medbridge Subscription - unlimited CEUs
Clinical and Management Career Paths
Residency and Transitional DOT programs are available

Position Purpose
As a member of the therapy team, the Occupational Therapist's primary function is to provide a thorough therapy evaluation, a detailed, plan of care including treatment methods and procedures; supervision and guidance of Assistants and consultation with referral sources and other healthcare providers.

Requirements

Qualifications

Licensed or eligible for licensure by the State of Illinois under the Illinois Occupational Therapy Practice Act.
Member or eligible for membership in the AOTA preferred.
General knowledge and skill enabling the evaluation and treatment of a wide variety of clients/patients such as neonates, pediatrics, young adults, adults and/or geriatrics.
Current certification in CPR and other service line specific competencies.

Essential Job Functions

Perform client-centered evaluations and establish an Occupational Therapy treatment plan.
Provide evidenced-based Occupational Therapy treatment.
Case management functions: evaluate effectiveness, revise the plan, and discharge from services.

Demonstrate Quality and Service Excellence

Demonstrate behaviors that show a positive attitude, empathy and professionalism.
Demonstrate interpersonal skills by making customers feel welcome and respected as individuals; protecting their privacy and confidentiality.
Work as a team player; enhance team effectiveness through team building, and taking ownership in service line/organization problem-solving and quality improvement.
Strive to exceed customer expectations through responsiveness, attention to detail, and anticipating needs.

Job duties subject to revision; job description provided during orientation.
Must have a valid Driver's License and be able to pass a criminal background check and drug screen
Equal Opportunity Employer.