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Community Occupational Therapist Barrie, ON CBI Health is Canadas leading community healthcare provider. Our national interdisciplinary network of over 2,500 healthcare staff and professionals is dedicated to improving recovery and support for clients through innovative, data-driven solutions. About CBI Healths Community Rehabilitation Services Our communitybased teams treat clients who have experienced mental stress injuries and motor vehicle accidents, focusing on a return to preaccident function. Occupational Therapists work in two key programs: Traumatic Psychological Injury OTs work with first responders and other workplace trauma survivors, conducting invivo exposure therapy, behavioral activation, trauma processing, coping strategies, and returntofunction interventions. The program incorporates evidencebased care and novel techniques such as virtual reality to achieve industryleading mental health outcomes. Complex Auto OTs assess and treat clients with musculoskeletal, orthopedic, cognitive, and psychosocial impairments related to motor vehicle accidents. Responsibilities include inhome and hospital discharge assessments, ergonomic assessments, concussion treatment, cognitive rehabilitation, mental health treatment, and comprehensive care from start to finish. Wage range: $42.00$54.00 per hour What CBI Health Offers You Competitive compensation with a comprehensive benefits and rewards package, including 100% paid group health, dental, and vision benefits EHB psychology/psychotherapy services EAP mental health services virtual and inperson professional counseling, 24hour crisis and trauma support, health and life coaching, and more Paid vacation and sick days A paid threemonth welcome period with structured training, mentorship, and job shadowing Ongoing training, internal courses, and a yearly external education allowance of $1,000 for professional growth Mentorship and support from a seasoned Occupational Therapist (inperson or virtual) Paid psychotherapy supervision that meets COTO guidelines Annual review of professional development goals and opportunities for career advancement A collaborative team environment, including peer support groups and quarterly inperson local team socials Guaranteed paid nonbillable time for training, administrative work, and team meetings Excellent administrative support to allow focus on clients Flexible hours and schedule autonomy for worklife balance Opportunities to work remotely, including virtual treatment, billing, and documentation A signing bonus of up to $5,000 What You Need To Be Successful Registration in good standing with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario A valid drivers licence and reliable vehicle (travel up to 11.5 hours radius) Willingness to provide invivo OT treatment in various settings, including homes, workplaces, and the community Passion for the profession, commitment to ongoing professional development, and dedication to excelled client care Ability to thrive in a selfdirected and independent environment Strong organizational, critical thinking, decisionmaking, and analytic skills Excellent oral and written communication skills Empathy and an effective ability to build rapport with clients and stakeholders Experience in the private sector, especially auto sector legislation and mental health, is an asset Inclusion Matters We welcome applicants of all backgrounds, identities, and lived experiences and provide accommodations throughout the hiring process. #J-18808-Ljbffr