MICHAEL J. WOZNIAK
Happy Valley, OR 97086
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Licensure:
Occupational Therapist License August 2019
(State of Oregon)
EDUCATION:
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy December 2018 Shenandoah University, VA
Bachelor of Science in Business December 2006
Pennsylvania State University, PA
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE:
Shenandoah Valley Westminster Canterbury – Winchester, VA 8/27/18 – 11/16/18 Continuing Care Retirement Community & SNF
Level II Fieldwork
• Evaluated and developed interventions for clients specific to TAVR, ICD, CVA, meningitis, TBI, THR, TKR, TSR, spinal fusion, orthopedics, and RCR
• Provided skilled occupational therapy services / interventions in accordance with physician order
• Utilized interventions including functional dynamic balancing tasks, functional mobility activities, therapeutic exercise, manual therapy (PROM, AAROM, and joint distraction), MMT, goniometer, 9- hole peg test, hand dynamometer, pinch gauge, and home exercise programs
• Assisted and observed occupational therapists with home safety evaluations to assess client’s ability to perform ADLs and IADLs
• Decreased client’s risk of falls through home safety evaluations and training on the proper use of assistive devices
• Completed documentation on Casamba for initial evaluations, SOAP notes, progress reports, and discharge plans
Fox Rehabilitation – Winchester, VA 5/21/18 – 08/17/18 Assisted Living Facility & Home Health
Level II Fieldwork
• Evaluated and treated patients with conditions including COPD, Parkinson’s, hand/wrist ailments, multiple sclerosis, dementia, stroke, diabetes, arthritis, and osteoporosis
• Individualized dynamic balance, gait, range of motion, and strength training interventions to optimize and restore functional ability
• Assessed patient’s needs and modified care to meet goals of treatment plan
• Improved client’s ability to perform activities of daily living through patient education and customized home exercise program
• Developed treatment plans and implemented creative and meaningful interventions to promote posture and positioning while performing activities of daily living to prevent exacerbation of symptoms
• Completed documentation on Raintree and Kinnser for initial evaluations, progress reports, SOAP notes, and discharge plans
MICHAEL J. WOZNIAK
9442 SE Hamilton Ln.
Happy Valley, OR 97086
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Winchester Rehabilitation Center – Winchester, VA 02/05/18 – 04/27/18 Inpatient Rehabilitation
Level I Fieldwork
• Assisted with and observed evaluation and treatment sessions including NMES, motor learning, AKA, GSW, CVA, TBI, orthopedics, visual strategies for homonymous hemianopia
• Observed SLP with treatment sessions
• Interacted with adult population in hospital setting RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
School of Health Professions Shenandoah University – Winchester, VA 09/2017 – 01/2018 Dean Search Committee/Volunteer
• Evaluated candidates for the dean of the School of Health Professions by understanding the needs and opportunities at Shenandoah
• Participated in screening interviews. Made recommendations to Chairperson and Committee Members
• Assisted the Chairperson with the preparation of an unranked list of the best qualified finalists
• Actively engaged in on-campus interviews to observe the candidates in different settings to assess their ability to contribute to the demands of the department and University Hawaii Behavioral Health – Hilo, HI 07/2012 – 05/2013 Case Manager
• Served as primary point of contact for all parties involved with youths in Therapeutic Foster Care
• Implemented the therapeutic treatment plan under the direction of a therapist, while providing case management services
• Referred clients to support services to supplement treatment and counseling The Institute for Family Enrichment – Hilo, HI 06/2010 – 07/2012 DOE & DOH Paraprofessional
• Taught daily living, social skills, academics, vocational and recreational activities to developing clients
• Provided evidence-based services to clients with Autism Spectrum Disorder and youths with emotional and behavioral challenges
• Collaborated in a school setting and within the community under the direction of a mental health professional on targeted goals and objectives outlined in the client’s treatment plan The Penn Hawaii Youth Foundation – Hilo, HI 09/2009 – 10/2011 Assistant Director/Volunteer
• Researched successful evidence-based programs that were incorporated into the organization
• Represented the Penn Hawaii Youth Foundation at training events sponsored by Hawaii County designed to provide resources and information on Hawaii Strategic Prevention Frame Work
• Assisted the instructor with class curriculum, team organization, and documentation of student progress