Occupational Therapist – Adult Primary Care.
USD €44,563 - 63,786 per year
About this role
Medforce Recruitment are inviting applications for a Staff Grade Occupational Therapist to join the Primary Care Team covering North Roscommon and North East Galway. This is an excellent opportunity to work as part of a collaborative multidisciplinary team providing high-quality, evidence-based care to adults in the community.
Key Responsibilities of the Occupational Therapist
Provide comprehensive occupational therapy assessments and interventions for adult clients in a community and primary care setting. Develop and implement individualised care plans to promote independence and functional ability. Work as part of a multidisciplinary team including physiotherapists, nurses, social workers, and speech and language therapists. Participate in care planning, discharge planning, and case reviews. Maintain accurate and up-to-date clinical records in line with HSE guidelines.
Essential Requirements for the Occupational Therapist
Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy (or equivalent qualification recognised by CORU). CORU registration (or evidence of application). Experience working with adult caseloads in community or primary care settings is desirable. Excellent communication and organisational skills. Full driver’s licence and access to own transport.
Benefits
Join a supportive and progressive Primary Care team. Access to ongoing professional development and supervision. Opportunity to contribute to service development within the HSE. If you are interested please click apply or contact [email protected] If you refer a candidate to us who is successfully hired, we can offer you a €150 thank you bonus! T&C’s apply! #MEDAHP
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