CareKW is a healthcare company working to provide nursing, PSW, SSW, dietitianand therapy support within Southern Ontario. Established in 2012, our mission has been building better lives and shaping our community with dynamic care and enriching careers. To expand our team, CareKW is looking for skilled and reliable Occupational Therapists to provide support patients in home environments in our local community. New graduates are welcome to apply. Continuous training, support and mentorship will be provided to develop competencies related to providing occupational therapy support in a community environment. Join the CareKW team of qualified, supportive, dynamic individuals who enhance the health of our community. Flexible work schedules: Part-time or contract work, offering flexible caseloads to meet your work/life balance Continuous training and career developmentopportunities Offering new employees 1:1 support through senior occupational therapy leadership Offering new graduate mentorship program and on going support Offering in person shadow shifts with experienced Occupational Therapists to enhance competencies related to community care Healthcare benefits program(Healthcare Spending Account) Group Retirement Savings Plan Program Assess and implement Occupational Therapy interventions for individuals with various neurological, orthopedic, mental health conditions Work with clients to establish meaningful goals to increase their function at home and in the community mplement individualized Occupational Therapy interventions to assist in meeting such goals such as ADL/IADL strategies, equipment recommendations, home modifications, etc. Improve the quality of life for individuals who are coping with real or perceived limitations through innovative and holistic approaches to care Work as a dynamic part of a multidisciplinary team to formulate suggestions for additional interventions or therapies Liaise with a variety of community partners and rehab professionals to facilitate client goals and independence Maintain professional and technical knowledge by attending training sessions and establishing personal networks Be a graduate of an accredited program in Occupational Therapy with registration in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario Have patient care experience working in a community or facility setting. For new graduates, this experience may include a professional placement setting Possess a willingness to enhance professional competencies in clinical assessment and hands-on skills through training and professional development in the workplace Hold a valid work permit (if applicable) Possess a current CPR/First Aid Certification Have up-to-date immunization records (MMR, TDAP, Varicella, Hep B, COVID-19) Hold a valid drivers license and have access to a vehicle Accommodations available upon request. #