
Occupational Therapist
- Ontario
- Permanent
- Temps-plein
- Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy
- Registered and in good standing with College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario
- Experience working with individuals with neurological/movement disorders and/or brain injury in a residential, clinical, community or health care setting
- Preference of at least three years providing Occupational Therapy in the automobile insurance sector
- CPR / First Aid certificate
- Crisis Prevention Intervention (CPI) certificate
- Flexibility regarding hours worked including evening, week-ends and morning coverage for home assessments and rehabilitation
- Driver’s license / vehicle for travel between locations
- Knowledge and/or experience working with individuals across the rehabilitation spectrum – minimally conscious / total care to mental health issues, dual diagnoses, behavioural issues, chronic pain, and addictions
- Conflict resolution skills and ability to work with clients and team members towards solutions; addressing issues such as verbal aggression, physical and environmental aggression, elopement, socially and sexually inappropriate behaviours
- Coma Stimulation, Mindfulness, DBT and CBT training
- Experience with hospital discharge planning, medical legal report writing and Future Care Cost Assessments
- Willingness to participate and host training sessions
- Willingness to work at various residential locations as well as in the community as needed
- Strong communication (oral and written) and exceptional interpersonal and decision-making skills
- Ability to work independently and effectively collaborate with a team
- Ability to stay organized and complete tasks within allocated time frames
- Technology proficiency
- Commitment to continual learning, upgrading and enhancing skills
- Initial evaluation of each client according to department guidelines.
- Provision of direct treatment or consultant services for each client.
- Maintain documentation of services according to program policies and report writing.
- Attendance at meetings, including staff meetings, clinical meetings, and team meetings.
- Participation in and contribution to all aspects of the program including functional life skills training, residential ADLs, functional rehabilitation and community assessment and treatment.
- Full responsibility, compliance, accountability for all aspects of the clients OT Assessments, treatment, and program in conjunction with the College and Association.
- Creative clinical programming to suit the needs of the clients ICS NRIO serves.
- Understanding of funders and requirements: WSIB, WCB, MVA, Ministry, Private to include Form 1s, reporting, GOSE, Signing off on the OCF 18, etc.
- Other OT related duties as assigned.
- Providing clear direction and support to Managers and / or front line staff which may include a variety of treatment modalities, scripts, strategies, and techniques.
- Developing a good relationship with all referral sources, clients and their families, and extended members of the team such as the doctors, specialists, and other allied health professionals.
- Exemplary customer service, professional and outstanding communication.
- Adhering to Bayshore ICS Policies and Procedures.
- Participating in quality activities and continuous improvement initiatives in keeping with the company's Quality Management System.
- Participating in proactive Health & Safety activities while performing all duties, notifying immediate supervisor of any Health & Safety risks or concerns.
- Maintaining confidentiality of client and corporate information and discussing same only with appropriate Bayshore personnel.
- Completing other tasks as requested.