The Inpatient O.T.A. is a skilled clinician who performs occupational therapy assessment and treatment to patients under the supervision of a registered occupational therapist. Occupational therapy is provided for treatment of physical disability and psychological disorders.  

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Medical Assistant is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This position will administer routine but not limited to routine immunizations.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.  

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Provider(s) and Practice Supervisor, the MA is the first point of care in the medical practice. This position assists the Provider(s) with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests. This individual works hand- in- hand with the Provider(s) to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Medical Assistant is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Provider(s) and Practice Supervisor, the MA is the first point of care in the medical practice. This position assists the Provider(s) with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests. This individual works hand- in- hand with the Provider(s) to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.

Under the direction of the Physician and Practice Manager, the Licensed Practical Nurse is the first point of care in the Physician office.  This position assists the physician with patient procedures and may perform routine laboratory tests.  This individual works hand- in- hand with the Physician to achieve quality outcomes for the patient.