Occupational Therapist

Provide interventions to service members with needs concerned with, but not limited to, physical rehabilitation, musculoskeletal extremity injury, neurological and/or cognitive impairments, pain and behavioral health disorders. Provide education on the injury/disease process, the effect of function, and alternative or compensatory techniques for accomplishing self-care and work tasks regardless of physical, mental, and/or cognitive deficits. Develop standard operating procedures for occupational therapy programs and incorporate evaluation, treatment methods, and research trends and patterns in the development of procedures, criteria, and policies. Serve as a member of various teams that plan, direct, coordinate, and evaluate individual care plans for, and progress of, patients participating in the program and recommend patients for return to duty when appropriate Attend lectures, meetings, and conferences, attend department and section meetings as directed, identify development and tra