Administers Occupational Therapy treatment which may include but is not limited to activities of daily living (ADL) training (bathing, dressing, feeding, grooming, home management); gross and fine motor training; range of motion exercises and/or stretching, muscle re-education; therapeutic exercise to improve or maintain muscle function (isometric, progressive-resistive, functional activities) using weights, pulleys, exercise apparatus, assistive and supportive devices; application of physical agents (light, heat, water and electrical stimulation); joint mobilization; massage; creation, application, and revision of splints. The Occupational Therapist collaborates with the members of the interdisciplinary care team regarding treatment and discharge planning; prepares written documentation pertaining to patient evaluation, treatment, education, and discharge planning; schedules patient treatments and meetings; supervises the work of Rehabilitation Aides, Student Occupational Therapists, and Student Occupational Therapist Assistants; assists in preparing and conducting in-service training and continuing education programs; may participate in Performance Improvement activities and processes.