Occupational Therapist, Inpatient Behavioral Health

1.Evaluates patient's level of functioning and treatment needs in a comprehensive manner, including review of pertinent clinical information as evidenced by customer feedback, peer feedback and chart review.

2.Develops treatment plans including age appropriate goals and interventions, which are written in specific, measurable, and time specific terms as evidenced by chart reviews

3.Implements age appropriate, patient specific treatment as evidenced by knowledge of patient's clinical issues, level of functioning, review of patient's history and treatment plan.

4.Communicates and coordinates patient's plan of care as evidenced by feedback from the treatment team and successful patient outcomes.

5.Completes all required documentation, in a timely manner in accordance with ECHN Departmental/Behavioral Health standards, policies and procedures as evidenced by chart review.

6.Provides supervision on group topics and group skills to inpatient staff as evidenced by direct observation of groups.

7.Provides input to patient schedules as evidenced by patient plan incorporating such input

8.Demonstrates a commitment to professional growth as evidenced by pursuing and attending relevant educational opportunities.

9.Actively participates and collaborates in team meetings, providing pertinent, functional clinical information as needed for patient care as evidenced by enhanced patient planning and feedback received from the treatment team.

10.Responds to needs for individualized and comprehensive services as evidenced by providing services individually and / or in a group setting.

11.Increases the visibility of Occupational Therapy services as evidenced by participation in activities that promote recovery through the use of functionally based therapeutic modalities.

12.Demonstrates effective time management skills as evidenced by timely scheduling and completion of evaluation, treatment and consultation activities as well as written recommendations.

13.Effectively uses psychological and physical management techniques to manage violent or potentially violent situations consistent with Physical Management Training (PMT), as evidenced by peer and supervisor observation.

14.Participates in Early Response codes and Dr. Strong codes.