Blood Borne Pathogen Exposure:

Yes People Manager:

No Key Responsibilities 1. Conducts comprehensive evaluations of infants, children, and adolescents to assess developmental, motor, sensory, cognitive, and self-care skills. 2. Develops and implements individualized treatment plans to support functional participation in daily activities such as feeding, play, mobility, and self-care. 3. Provides direct therapeutic intervention to address established goals, provide consultative input and/or to complete patient and caregiver education. Regularly reviews patient plans of care and adjusts based on patient response and/or medical status. 4. Collaborates with a multidisciplinary care team, including the identified caregivers, through formal and informal methods (i.e.-team meetings, care conferences, ad-hoc conversations) to establish goals, coordinate care and optimize patient outcomes. 5. Educates and trains care team members and caregivers on intervention strategies, positioning, handling, and home programs to support therapeutic outcomes. 6. Documents evaluation, intervention and patient related communications in the electronic medical record. 7. Adheres to established organizational policies and practices related to direct patient care provision and completes all required education and training within assigned timeframes to support high-quality care delivery.

Patient Population Served:

Responsible for delivering services to patients with complex medical needs, including infants and children.

Education and Experience Required:

The Occupational Therapist must be licensed with the State of Missouri, hold a current Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR card from the American Heart Association. Knowledge, Skills, And Abilities The ideal candidate has experience in a clinical pediatric setting, enjoys collaborating daily with a multidisciplinary team and exhibits a genuine passion for working with medically complex children and their caregivers. Candidates should have strong communication skills and self-directed planning and organization skills related to individualized treatment planning and compliance related tasks.

Core Value Expectations:

Demonstrates professional conduct, appearance, and demeanor Communicates clearly and effectively in written, verbal, and listening formats Shows adaptability and a willingness to learn new systems, tools, and technologies Approaches work with a positive attitude and flexibility in managing assignments and shifting priorities Meets organizational expectations for attendance, punctuality, and reliability Understands and follows written and verbal instructions with clarity and accuracy Builds effective working relationships through strong interpersonal and collaboration skills Adheres to relevant organizational policies, industry standards, and regulatory requirements Adheres to

Ranken Jordan's Mission and Core Values Physical Demands:

Indicate the amount of time spent on each activity required as it relates to the essential functions Physical Requirements LBS % of Time Spent Physical Requirements LBS % of Time Spent Bending 25 Sitting 40 Carrying <35 25 Standing 30 Climbing 10 Walking 30 Driving N/A Writing/Typing 20 Grasping 50 Use of Hands 75 Hearing 100 Fine Motor Skills 50 Lifting <35 25 Other (please describe) Pulling 30 Pushing 30 Reaching 30 Licenses & Certifications Required AHA BLS Occupational Therapy Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights (https://www.eeoc.gov/poster) notice from the Department of Labor.