Occupational Therapist
6 - 10 years
Norfolk, VA
Full-time
Onsite
1 month ago
About the role
Sentara Norfolk General Hospital is hiring full-time, part-time, and PRN Occupational Therapists for Acute Care and Inpatient Rehab!
Facility Highlights
Responsibilities
Qualifications
Facility Highlights
- Practice in a high-acuity academic medical center that is home to the region’s only Level I Trauma Center and burn unit, serves as a teaching hospital for Eastern Virginia Medical School, and partners academically with Old Dominion University
- Opportunities to work with patients recovering from strokes, brain injuries, trauma, and neurological conditions across Acute Care and Inpatient Rehab, including a growing rehab program supporting patients transitioning to greater independence at home
- A supportive environment focused on professional growth, including MedBridge access for CEUs and patient home programs, Sentara-hosted education courses with employee discounts, financial support for certifications, and a generous student debt assistance program with no work commitment required
- Convenient on-site dining options including ExpressOasis for specialty coffees, sandwiches, salads, and pastries, as well as the Norfolk General Café, Subway, and the Corner Market
- A thoughtfully designed campus featuring green spaces, courtyards, and close proximity to waterfront parks that offer calming outdoor spaces for employees, patients, and visitors
- Dedicated employee parking garages and convenient access to Hampton Roads Transit (HRT)
- An inclusive workplace culture supported by multiple Diversity Councils across the enterprise
- Strong community partnerships with local organizations supporting Maternal & Infant Health, mental health and equity initiatives, and resources for individuals experiencing homelessness
Responsibilities
- Evaluate patients and develop individualized treatment plans to improve functional mobility, independence, and quality of life
- Provide occupational therapy interventions designed to relieve pain and improve or restore function following illness, injury, or disabling conditions
- Help patients build or regain daily living, self-care, and vocational skills to support greater independence
- Educate patients and caregivers on treatment plans, recovery goals, adaptive techniques, and ongoing care strategies
- Collaborate with and supervise designated care team members to support safe, high-quality, patient-centered care
Qualifications
- Bachelor's, Master's or Doctorate from an accredited Occupational Therapy program
- Occupational Therapy state license
- NBCOT Certification
- BLS Certification
Skills
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