We’re a nonprofit, regional healthcare network with two hospitals, numerous outpatient medical offices, a multispecialty medical (physician) group, home healthcare services and hospice care, as well as heart, cancer and emergency services. Our leadership is dedicated to putting patients first—a cornerstone of our mission, vision and values—as we deliver top-quality healthcare.

From our extensive facilities in Whittier, California and Downey, California, PIH Health serves more than two million residents in Los Angeles and Orange Counties and throughout the San Gabriel Valley.

The primary responsibility of the Occupational Therapist is to provide direct patient care upon physician referral.

Required Skills

1. Ability to perform patient care utilizing correct body mechanics.
2. With consideration to age, employee utilizes the approved process to resolve biophysical, psychological, educational and environmental needs of patient/significant others when administering care.
3. Competent to evaluate and treat a variety of diagnoses for patients who may be infants, children, adults or older adults

Required Experience

Required:

1. Registered or eligible for registration by the National Board for Certification of Occupational Therapists (NBCOT) and the California Board of Occupational Therapy.
2. Must maintain a current California occupational therapist license.
3. No experience required.
4. CPR Certification

Preferred:

1. Basic splinting skills preferred.
2. Spanish speaking preferred

Basic Windows and mouse skills preferred.

Beyond the benefits that come with working for the area's leading community healthcare provider – one that also recognizes the need to ensure patient safety and comfort – you'll enjoy an extremely competitive compensation and benefits package.  We are an equal opportunity employer and seek diversity in our workforce.   EOE M/F/D/V

1. Ability to perform patient care utilizing correct body mechanics.
2. With consideration to age, employee utilizes the approved process to resolve biophysical, psychological, educational and environmental needs of patient/significant others when administering care.
3. Competent to evaluate and treat a variety of diagnoses for patients who may be infants, children, adults or older adults