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Prava Therapy

Licensed Occupational Therapist - Memory Care

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An Occupational Therapist helps patients with injuries, illnesses, and disabilities recover, improve, or develop skills needed for everyday activities. Assists people with mobility impairments to move easily around their homes; develops school and workplace settings that are accessible for individuals with physical or mental disabilities. May specialize in certain types of impairments or certain categories of patients.

$108,427 / year median in California

+5% projected growth

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Licensed Occupational Therapist - Memory Care Prava Therapy - 4.2 Carlsbad, CA Job Details Part-time | Full-time $48 - $54 an hour 5 hours ago Qualifications Resident personal care assistance Working with seniors Assisting with ADLs Occupational Therapy Occupational Therapy License Full Job Description Part-Time to Full-Time Occupational Therapist | Memory Care | Help Us Rethink What OT Can Be Memory Care | Part-Time to Full-Time What if your next OT opportunity gave you room to grow—and a chance to help shape what's next? At Prava, we believe Memory Care therapy should look different. We're looking for an Occupational Therapist to join our team in a part-time role with the opportunity to grow into full-time as the program develops. And this isn't just another Memory Care OT position. You'll have the opportunity to be part of an exciting pilot involving emerging falls technology , helping us explore how technology and clinical expertise can work together to better identify risk, support intervention, and keep residents safer. You'll be practicing therapy—and helping us build what comes next. The best OT session might not look like a therapy session. It might look like getting dressed for dinner. Brushing your teeth. Navigating a familiar routine. Participating in an activity. Finding a way to successfully complete something a resident has done their entire life. That's where OT belongs. At Prava, we want therapy to happen where life actually happens. We don't just work bankers' hours. Because residents don't live bankers' hours. For this position, we're particularly interested in the value of evening ADL intervention . Getting ready for dinner. Dressing. Grooming. Toileting. Positioning. Transitioning into the evening. Preparing for bed. These aren't just tasks. They're occupations. And they can be some of the most meaningful therapy opportunities of the day. We don't expect the resident to fit the therapy. We adapt the therapy to the resident. Someone living with dementia may not be able to tell you what's making a task difficult. Maybe the environment is overwhelming. Maybe the routine has changed. Maybe the instructions are too complicated. Maybe the cueing needs to be different. Maybe the task needs to be broken down. Maybe we need to change our approach , not ask the resident to try harder. That's where great OT comes in. And then there's the falls pilot. We're exploring how new technology can help us understand and address fall risk in Memory Care. As part of this role, you'll have an opportunity to participate in the pilot and bring your clinical OT perspective to the work. You'll help us ask better questions: What are we seeing? What is the resident telling us? What is the environment telling us? What can technology help us see? And most importantly—what do we do with what we learn? This isn't technology replacing clinical judgment. It's technology giving clinicians more information to work with. And you'll be part of figuring out what that looks like in practice. Your role You'll provide meaningful, occupation-based care to residents living with dementia while collaborating closely with the broader Prava team. You'll have opportunities to: Evaluate residents and develop individualized plans of care Provide skilled OT focused on meaningful occupations Incorporate real-world ADLs and routines into treatment Support evening ADLs and functional participation Address environmental barriers and recommend meaningful adaptations Use cueing, sequencing, compensatory strategies, and environmental modification Partner with caregivers and community teams Participate in the falls technology pilot Help translate emerging technology into practical clinical intervention Build relationships with residents and learn the person behind the diagnosis We're looking for an OT who: Loves working with older adults living with dementia Believes occupation is at the center of OT Gets excited about real-world ADL intervention Is curious about technology and innovation Wants to help shape something new Is patient, creative, observant, and adaptable Builds relationships naturally Believes dignity should never be sacrificed for efficiency Wants to practice clinically and creatively Sees the environment as part of the intervention Maybe you're looking for your next job. We're looking for someone who wants to help build what's next. Start part-time. Grow into full-time. Practice OT where life happens. Help us explore what technology can add to great clinical care. And help residents living with dementia continue doing the things that make their lives theirs . Come practice OT differently. Come practice Prava.
ACBR Pay:
$48.00 - $54.00 per hour
Work Location:
In person