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2 years ago

June 17, 2022

Permanent

The salary for this position is $71,442 – $91,949.

Entry Level - Experienced positions available

Clinician Therapist

Occupational Therapy

Full-time

Occupational Therapist (OT) will provide assessment, consultation and programming for patients, caregivers & school staff. The OT is a key part of the patient circle of care and will work to their full scope of practice. Responsibilities will include the provision of safe and competent care through the application of professional knowledge, technical aspects of professional practice and the demonstration of compassion, professionalism and respect.

The salary for this position is $71,442 – $91,949.

7 Hours daily / 35 hours weekly
new equipment and facility.

True adventure in the north servicing over 30 fly in communities. We value our Occupational therapists and their dedication to our mission of making a difference in a child’s life. That is why we make it a priority to offer a comprehensive and competitive benefits package.

Medical, Dental and Vision
Short and Long Term Disability
Life Insurance
Paid Time Off
Professional Development

CORE COMPETENCIES:

Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with interdisciplinary health care providers and community partners.
Sound knowledge of normal/ abnormal child development
Demonstrated clinical reasoning skills and excellent assessment and therapeutic skills.
Knowledge and proficiency in current, evidence-based methods and practices.
Ability to work in both client both individually and in group settings
Strong problem solving, decision-making and time management skills.
Excellent oral & written communication and interpersonal skills.
Experience with virtual services

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Master’s or Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Therapy
Registration (in good standing) with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario
Computer literate with experience in electronic client file entry
Vulnerable Sector Check
Valid driver’s license
As per policy, applicants should note that COVID-19 immunization is a condition of employment within SLFNHA.

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Provide developmental screening and assessments for infants, children and youth referred through intake based on concerns such as motor and sensory-motor delays.
- Conduct clinical observations of gross and fine motor, visual-perceptual-motor, and in hand manipulation.
- Conduct mobility assessment and Assistive Device Program assessments.
- Evaluate cognitive and/or perceptual abilities
- Evaluate the home and school environment to assess the need for specialized equipment modifications and/or supports.
Develop programming and intervention plans based on the initial and ongoing assessments and in collaboration with all stake holders. Review and modify program as needed
Provide family and client centered care – making them the key stakeholder and developers of the goals. Empower and support families to assist their children to build on their strengths and work on areas of need.
Work collaboratively with other health care professionals and community resources to promote comprehensive and coordinated care.
Prescribe specialized adaptive equipment and teach proper usage.
Recommend modifications to physical, social, home or school environments.
Recommend and arrange for specialist referrals and appointments in consultation with physicians and other health care providers.
Advocate on behalf of clients for service, equipment, navigation and funding including provincial services, Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) and/or Jordan’s Principle processes.
Exercise care and caution in protecting confidential and sensitive information related to clients and personnel.
Maintain documentation as per college guidelines and SLFNHA DS policies and procedures.
Engage in continuous quality improvement activities
Complete reports after each community visit (i.e.# of community members seen, planning/clinical meetings, meetings with leadership).
Extensive travel is required.
Experience working in a First Nations community and ability to communicate in one of the First Nations dialects of the Sioux Lookout Zone would be an asset.

https://www.slfnha.com

Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority, Queen Street, Sioux Lookout, ON, Canada

The Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority (SLFNHA) serves 33 First Nation communities in the Sioux Lookout region in Ontario, Canada. Mandated by the leadership in these communities, our organization is dedicated to strengthening First Nations by contributing in unique ways to a strong health system for the Anishinabe.

The health system has many partners with varying degrees of responsibility:

First Nations
Tribal Councils
Government of Canada – Treaty responsibilities
Other health organizations (e.g. Nishnawbe Aski Nation, etc.)

Our Vision
Resilient and healthy Nations supported on their path to wellness.

Our Mission

Transforming the health of Anishinabe people across Keewaytinook by providing community-led services and a strong voice for their community health needs.

Our Values

We value respect, relationships, culture, equality, and fairness. We work to protect the Anishinabe teachings of love, courage, respect, wisdom, truth, honesty, and humility.

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https://www.siouxlookout.ca

Ontario

Sioux Lookout is a town in Northwestern Ontario, Canada and know as the "Hub of the North".

Located approximately 350 km (220 mi) northwest of Thunder Bay, it has a population of 5,272 people and its boundaries cover an area of 536 km2 of which 157 km2 (61 sq mi) is lake and wetlands.

Learn more about what makes Sioux Lookout a great place to live and work!
https://www.siouxlookout.ca/en/explore-the-hub/explore-the-hub.aspx

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https://www.slfnha.com

Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority, Queen Street, Sioux Lookout, ON, Canada

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