Occupational Therapist AgeCare McKenzie Towne

The occupational therapist is responsible for assessing residents' functional abilities and developing treatment plans to enhance their self-Care, productivity, and leisure activities. They also ensure ongoing evaluation of residents' progress and maintain documentation related to occupational therapy services.

Candidates must have a good standing with the provincial regulatory board and the canadian association of occupational therapists, along with a baccalaureate degree in occupational therapy or a rehabilitation therapist diploma. Prior experience in continuing care or gerontology is preferred, along with excellent interpersonal and organizational skills.