Health PEI is a crown corporation responsible for the operation and delivery of publicly funded health services in Prince Edward Island, Canada. The organization operates hospitals, health centres, public long-term care nursing facilities and community-based programs and services.
On-site
Assess and treat clients with serious and persistent mental illnesses, provide case management and individualized life-skills support, and develop safety and discharge plans. Facilitate groups, collaborate with clients, families, and healthcare partners, and document, monitor, and evaluate client care and occupational therapy services.
On-site · Charlottetown
Performs chemistry laboratory examinations and procedures, including collecting and preparing specimens, analyzing samples, and calibrating equipment using quality control procedures. Communicates test and specimen collection information, manages laboratory data and results, and participates in rotating shifts and related duties.
On-site
Assess, diagnose within professional scope, and treat clients with musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, vascular, and neurological conditions, while documenting care and coordinating treatment and discharge plans. Lead and develop primary care physiotherapy services, collaborate with the interdisciplinary team and community partners, educate clients and staff, and monitor service quality and outcomes.
On-site · Summerside
Assess and treat patients, prioritize caseloads, develop care plans, and coordinate transitions and discharges in collaboration with patients, families, and other health professionals. Contribute to quality improvement and professional development, supervise rehabilitation assistants, and train or mentor students and colleagues.
On-site · O'leary
The Occupational Therapist will provide direct therapy services to residents, including functional assessments, equipment recommendations, and the development of therapeutic activities. They will also act as a resource for staff, manage equipment inventory, and contribute to the development of provincial policies and procedures.