Position Summary
Effective April 1, 2022, hourly rates of pay: $38.71 to $48.04
Golden District Hospital’s (GDH) Occupational Therapy Services is looking to hire a Casual Occupational Therapist to assist in providing Community, Pediatric and also Acute Care Rehabilitation in the local area.
Casual employment means there are no guarantee of hours and work requirements can vary between Zero and 37.5 hours per week. Casual employees receive 13 percent of straight time pay, exclusive of all premiums, in lieu of scheduled vacations and statutory holidays. Upon completion of 180 hours, Casual employees have the option of purchasing medical, dental and extended health benefit plans.
What Will You Work On?
In this role the Occupational Therapist works independently and collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team providing occupational therapy services including assessment, treatment planning and implementation, program planning, consultation, equipment prescription and education of clients and/or their caregivers to promote functional independence and enable the client to achieve and maintain optimal health outcomes. The occupational therapist provides work direction to the rehabilitation assistants working with the rehabilitation team in regards to transfer of function.
How Will We Help You Grow?
Mentorship processes and informal supports with more experienced Occupational Therapists on the team is available. Opportunity for informal learning, e.g. in-services is possible. Working up to full time hours and opportunities to apply internally for new Occupational Therapist openings.
Who Are We Looking For?
Flexibility and availability to accept shifts is a requirement of the position. Travel is required within this role in the surrounding area. Access to personal vehicle will be required; a valid Driver’s License is necessary.
BC’s rural towns and smaller cities offer natural beauty, access to backcountry adventures, community connections, peace of mind, and a quieter way of life. Experience the satisfaction that comes from working and living in a rural area.
Qualifications
• Graduation from a recognized occupational therapy program.
• Current registration with the College of Occupational Therapists of British Columbia (COTBC).
• Valid BC Driver’s license.
We welcome applicants with provisional registration and upcoming Masters of Occupational Therapy new grads to apply!
BC Loan Forgiveness Program - Recent graduates in select in-demand occupations can have their BC student loans forgiven by agreeing to work in rural communities. Check out the program details to see if you’re eligible.
Comments
This posting is covered by the Provincial Health Officer’s mandatory COVID-19 vaccination orders and selected applicant(s) must comply.
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