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Home Health Occupational Therapy Assistant
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An Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Specialist completes workplace and equipment inspections and implements workplace safety rules and programs. Provides occupational safety training for employees. Investigates and reports on potential hazards or accidents that occur at the workplace.
$58,665 / year median in California
+11% projected growth
Job Description
Home Health Occupational Therapy Assistant Suru In-Home Physical Therapy Long Beach, CA Job Details Contract $60 - $75 an hour 17 hours ago Qualifications Occupational Therapy Assistant License Mobile devices Full Job Description About the Role Suru provides outpatient occupational therapy in patients' homes. This is different from traditional home health: clinicians typically have more visits with each patient, more flexibility in visit frequency, and longer, more consistent treatment relationships. We can also help clinicians build caseloads up to 10× larger by transitioning qualified patients who have completed home-health therapy into outpatient therapy at home. You can accept or decline individual patients based on your location and availability. You decide how long a case fits your schedule, and you maintain flexibility in scheduling and delivering care. Suru handles patient intake and billing. Documentation can be submitted through a short voice recording and usually takes about one minute per visit. Eligible submitted visits can be reviewed and payout requested through the Suru app. Responsibilities Provide treatment under the patient's plan of care and supervising occupational therapist. Communicate meaningful changes in the patient's condition. Complete timely visit documentation. Coordinate professionally with patients, families, and the care team. Requirements Current California Occupational Therapy Assistant license. Business license appropriate for independent clinical practice. Reliable transportation and the ability to travel to patients. Smartphone access for scheduling, documentation, and case management. This is a 1099 independent-contractor opportunity.