Clinical Occupational Therapist I

Zone: Labrador Grenfell Zone

Location: LHC – Goose Bay – Labrador Health Centre

Clinical Occupational Therapist I

Labrador Grenfell Zone – CCM OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Temporary Full-time

NAPE HP

55329RP1

Hours: 75 (8 hours; Days)

Hours of Work:

â–ª Hours of work will follow the flexible work schedule in accordance with Article

19.01(a) of the NAPE-HP Collective Agreement, based on 75 hours bi-weekly (by

mutual agreement). Variable shifts may applyÂ

Salary:

CGHP41 (CAD43.00 – CAD53.60 per hour plus the applicable Labrador Allowance). For more information about Labrador Benefits, please visit Labrador Benefits Policy – Treasury Board Secretariat

Financial incentives may be available and can be combined with a required Return in Service Commitment:

1. Signing bonus up to $16,000Â

2. Relocation Assistance and Support

3. Student bursaries up to $10,000

*Subject to Government of Newfoundland and Labrador approval annually

Competition Number: VAC0020904

Posted Date: 2026-01-30

Closing Date: Open until filled.

Labrador-Grenfell Health is responsible for a full range of services including community health, long-term care, and acute care for Northern Newfoundland and all of Labrador. Labrador-Grenfell Health operates accredited facilities including three hospitals, in St. Anthony, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and Labrador City, three community health centers, 14 community clinics/nursing stations and three long term care homes.Â

The primary purpose of the Occupational Therapist I position is to develop, implement and evaluate occupational therapy services in the areas of acute care, community care, long term care, injury prevention and health promotion for the clients requiring services throughout the Labrador-Grenfell Zone, using a combination of in-person and virtual telehealth service options.

Qualifications:

â–ª Graduation from an approved School of Occupational Therapy recognized by the

Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Therapy Board;

â–ª Registration with Newfoundland and Labrador Occupational Therapy Board and

eligible for membership with the Canadian Association of Occupational

Therapists;

â–ª Experience in the area of general Occupational Therapy would be an asset;

â–ª Access to a vehicle for work purposes;

â–ª The successful applicant will be required to submit a satisfactory code of

conduct.

Duties (Include but not limited to):

â–ª Plans, develops, implements and evaluates the occupational therapy program for

inpatients, outpatients and community-based services;

â–ª Assesses plans and provides treatment to referred clients;

â–ª Counsels and instructs clients and their care givers regarding individualized

programs and goals;

â–ª Maintains written clinical records; compiles patient reports; and maintains daily &

monthly statistics;

â–ª Travel within the region is required;

â–ª Performs other related duties as required.