[K-day PACE] Occupational Therapist (OT) - Bilingual (Korean & English)
Company: K-Day PACE
Location: Los Angeles
Posted on: February 15, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description Salary: $99,840 - $128,960/year
Employee Benefits Occupational Therapists assess participants
functional abilities to develop and implement individualized
treatment programs aimed at improving functional performance or
preventing disability. They support participants in maintaining and
restoring physical potential through interventions such as
therapeutic training, exercise, orthotics, and assistive devices.
In addition, they plan and deliver educational programs for other
K-day PACE healthcare team members. Occupational Therapists conduct
initial assessments and periodic reassessments, accurately
documenting and reporting any changes in participants conditions in
accordance with organizational documentation standards and
policies. Qualifications and Requirements:
Education/Training/Certifications: Current California Occupational
Therapy license. Certification with the National Board for
Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT). Current drivers
license with proof of insurance. Experience: Minimum of 2 years
working as an Occupational Therapist. Minimum of 1 year working
with the frail or elderly population or training and tested
competency provided by K-day PACE. Duties and Responsibilities:
Conduct an in person initial comprehensive occupational therapy
assessment on all PACE participants upon enrollment and
periodically as required by CMS PACE regulations and K-day PACE
protocols. Recommend a treatment plan to and coordinate with the
interdisciplinary team in development of the plan of care for each
participant Participate as a member of the interdisciplinary team,
maintaining regular attendance at all the interdisciplinary team
meetings. Communicate participant changes, collaborate on care
planning decisions and coordination of 24 hour care. Actively
participates in the Intake and Assessment care plan meetings.
Evaluate participants needs. Follow up with participants during
treatment. Discuss condition and treatment plans and recommend
solutions to participant care problems with the interdisciplinary
team. Plan individual and group activities and implement treatment
according to plan. Assemble appropriate equipment and data to
structure an environment that will enhance participants responses
to treatment. Assess the home environment for safety and need for
equipment and adaptations. Oversee the implementation and
coordination of a home modification program, including installation
of equipment and other changes to support independence and safety.
Re-evaluate participants level of function to objectively determine
participants response to treatment. Alter treatment plan and
activities accordingly. Educate and instruct participants and
family members in proper care and use of various supports and
exercise programs and in use of durable medical equipment in the
home. Document progress notes for each day of treatment including
notations of the participants status regardless of whether
significant changes have occurred. Document participant/family
education. Review, approve, and countersign progress notes written
by the Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. Exhibit
communication skills necessary to interpret age specific responses
to treatment. Direct, supervise and perform initial and annual
competencies and evaluate the performance of the Certified
Occupational Therapy Assistant, and others assisting with OT
treatment. Selectively delegate OT services to the Certified
Occupational Therapy Assistant. Train PACE staff in methods to
maximize safety and functional abilities in performing activities
of daily living (ADLs). Know and adhere to the philosophy and goals
of K-day PACE. Keep current and accurate records of evaluations,
treatment data and participants response to treatment, verbal and
written. Participate in educational programs and attend all
mandatory educational programs. Maintain functional operating level
of equipment. Inform supervisor of needs for equipment and
materials. Perform assigned duties as instructed for all emergency
drills or situations. Orient, trains and demonstrates techniques
for staff and volunteers individually and in groups as directed.
Act only within the scope of authority to practice. Other duties as
assigned.
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