Occupational Therapist

As an Occupational Therapist at Viewpoint in Atlanta, your responsibilities include staying updated with the latest in Occupational Therapy research, building and maintaining relationships with referral sources, and collaborating with the referring physician to develop patient goals. You're expected to provide personalized treatment programs, adhere to state practice laws, and participate in designing new procedures that align with patient confidentiality guidelines.

To qualify for the Occupational Therapist position at Viewpoint in Atlanta, you must be a graduate of an accredited occupational therapy school, possess a valid state occupational therapist license or be license-eligible, and have CPR certification. A valid state driver's license is also necessary to fulfill job responsibilities effectively.

Absolutely! At Viewpoint in Atlanta, we prioritize the professional growth of our Occupational Therapists. We offer an industry-wide unmatched continuing education program, which gives you unlimited access to CEU courses, national certifications, and other training opportunities to help you stay at the top of your practice.

Occupational Therapists at Viewpoint in Atlanta typically work Monday through Friday. For those in PRN or Per Diem positions, scheduling can be flexible, providing a great work-life balance while still contributing meaningfully to patient care.

Yes! We welcome new graduates to apply for the Occupational Therapist position at Viewpoint in Atlanta. We value fresh perspectives and are committed to providing mentorship, helping you to grow into your role while receiving support from experienced colleagues.

Your answer should reflect a genuine passion for helping others, perhaps mentioning personal experiences or role models in the field. Emphasize your desire to improve patients' quality of life and inspire them to reach their full potential.

Discuss your method for assessing patients' needs and capabilities, the importance of collaboration with physicians, and how you set achievable goals based on evidence-based practices while considering the patient's preferences.

Share a specific situation where you encountered difficulties helping a patient, detailing how you addressed the challenges, adapted strategies, and ultimately supported the patient towards recovery.

Explain your commitment to ongoing education, like attending workshops, webinars, and reading relevant journals. Mention any specific professional organizations you are a part of that keep you informed.

Highlight methods such as positive reinforcement, setting short-term goals, and incorporating fun elements into therapy. Share how you adapt your approach based on each patient's personality and progress.

Discuss your ability to empathize with patients and communicate openly about their concerns. Detail how you build trust and find ways to engage them in the therapy process without forcing them.

Use a specific example that illustrates your communication skills and your ability to collaborate to develop comprehensive care strategies, showing how you value each professional's contribution.

Explain your approach to time management, noting how you assess patient needs, deadlines, and prioritize accordingly to ensure all receive quality care in a timely manner.

Emphasize the critical importance of educating patients about their conditions and treatment options. Discuss methods you use to ensure they understand their treatment plans, which can increase their involvement and outcomes.

Reflect on the rewarding nature of the role, such as witnessing patient progress and positive outcomes. Share a personal story that highlights the joy of making a difference in someone's life.