Occupational Therapist (OT)
Adaptive Home Health · Cedar Creek, TX
- On site
- Full-time
- $130,000 / year
- Cedar Creek, TX
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Job highlights
- Provide in-home occupational therapy evaluations.
- Develop care plans for independence and safety.
- Utilize technology to reduce documentation burden.
- Work independently with strong operational support.
- Expand access to quality home health care.
About the role
Occupational Therapist (OT) - Adaptive Home Health
Adaptive Home Health is seeking a full-time Occupational Therapist to join our team. We are dedicated to improving patient access to home health care across Texas by providing a higher-acuity, patient-centered skilled home health model. This field-based role offers autonomy and significant patient impact.
About Adaptive Home Health
We are committed to building a superior home health experience through technology and a patient-first approach. Our mission is to dramatically improve patient access to home health care. We develop technology to support our field clinicians, reducing documentation burden and improving coordination.
What You Will Do
- Complete in-home OT evaluations and deliver skilled OT visits.
- Develop and execute care plans focused on ADLs/IADLs, safety/fall prevention, and functional independence.
- Recommend and train on adaptive equipment and home modifications.
- Coordinate with nursing and the care team regarding patient condition changes.
- Document promptly and thoroughly in Homecare Homebase (HCHB).
Why Adaptive?
- Operations Support: Benefit from an experienced clinical and operational team focused on patient care.
- Clear Productivity Model: Earn competitive compensation through a per-point productivity model with upside potential ($100,000 - $130,000/year).
- Schedule Flexibility: Enjoy sustainable field work with smart routing and predictable scheduling.
- Cutting-Edge Technology: Utilize charting tools designed to minimize documentation and a new scheduling product to streamline coordination.
- Mission-Driven Work: Play a key role in expanding access to high-quality home health care.
Requirements
- Active Texas OT license (in good standing).
- Strong clinical judgment and ability to work independently.
- Comfort escalating condition changes to RN/MD and documenting rationale.
- Excellent communication and documentation skills.
- Reliable follow-through on orders and patient goals.
- Current driver’s license and comfort with daily travel.
- Ability to transport basic therapy equipment.
- Competency in core home health OT scope (ADL/IADL training, home safety, adaptive equipment, caregiver education).
Nice-to-Haves
- Prior home health experience.
- Homecare Homebase (HCHB) experience or similar EMR.
- Deeper experience in neuro, CVA, fall risk, dementia/caregiver training.
- Strong organization and time management skills.
Key skills/competency
- Occupational Therapy
- Home Health
- Patient Care
- ADLs IADLs
- Adaptive Equipment
- Safety and Fall Prevention
- Documentation
- Clinical Judgment
- Caregiver Education
- Therapeutic Interventions
Skills & topics
- Occupational Therapist
- OT
- Home Health
- Texas
- Patient Care
- ADLs
- IADLs
- Adaptive Equipment
- Rehabilitation
- Therapy
How to get hired
- Tailor your resume: Highlight your Texas OT license, home health experience, and proficiency in ADLs, IADLs, and adaptive equipment.
- Showcase clinical judgment: Emphasize your ability to work independently, assess patient needs, and develop effective care plans.
- Demonstrate tech comfort: Mention any experience with Homecare Homebase (HCHB) or similar EMR systems, and your adaptability to new technologies.
- Align with mission: Express your passion for improving patient access to home health care and your commitment to patient outcomes.
- Prepare for field work: Be ready to discuss your comfort with daily travel, managing a territory, and transporting equipment.
Technical preparation
Master core OT principles for home health.,Practice Homecare Homebase (HCHB) documentation.,Familiarize with adaptive equipment and modifications.,Develop skills in patient safety assessments.
Behavioral questions
Describe a challenging patient case and your solution.,How do you manage your time in a field role?,Explain your approach to caregiver education.,How do you handle changes in patient condition?
Frequently asked questions
- What is the compensation for an Occupational Therapist at Adaptive Home Health?
- The Occupational Therapist position at Adaptive Home Health offers a compensation range of $100,000 to $130,000 annually, with pay based on productivity points. Specific compensation is determined by market and productivity.
- What is the work schedule for this Occupational Therapist role?
- This is a full-time position with a schedule of Monday through Friday, plus occasional weekends as needed. The role is field-based.
- What technology does Adaptive Home Health use to support Occupational Therapists?
- Adaptive Home Health utilizes technology designed to support field clinicians, including a charting product to reduce documentation burden and a scheduling product to improve coordination and protect clinician time.
- What are the key responsibilities of an Occupational Therapist at Adaptive Home Health?
- Key responsibilities include conducting in-home OT evaluations, developing care plans focused on ADLs/IADLs and safety, recommending adaptive equipment, coordinating with the care team, and documenting in Homecare Homebase (HCHB).
- What are the 'must-have' qualifications for an Occupational Therapist role at Adaptive Home Health?
- Must-have qualifications include an active Texas OT license, strong clinical judgment, comfort working independently, excellent communication and documentation skills, a reliable driver's license, and competency in core home health OT scope.
- Does Adaptive Home Health offer opportunities for professional development for Occupational Therapists?
- While not explicitly detailed, the company's focus on technology and a supportive operational structure suggests an environment conducive to professional growth and skill development, particularly in utilizing EMRs and efficient documentation.
- What is the geographic area covered by this Occupational Therapist position?
- The Occupational Therapist role is field-based and involves daily travel across an assigned territory within Texas, focusing on improving patient access to home health care.