Jenna Haddock

• Director of the therapy department (OT,PT,ST) over 2 location sites, for LTACH Horizon Specialty Hospital
• I communicate and schedule all therapy, daily physician rounds, weekly inter-disciplinary team, monitor and present quality of care across therapy disciplines, coordinate with all departments for efficient and effective patient outcomes, responsible for managing fiscal targets, and leadership action.
• I received positive acknowledgement from the Joint Commission in 2024 for management of the therapy department.

• Full time (2019-2020), consistent PRN (2020-2023) OT staff for Encompass (ARF)
• I excelled in patient satisfaction and functional outcomes
• Bioness super user
• Supervised Level 1 and Level 2 OTD students
• Stroke, TBI, Low-Vision special teams

Pediatric home health. I managed my own caseload as well as on-board, develop, and oversee 2 COTA's caseloads. Serviced a very fragile, medically complex, pediatric patient population, and their families.

School based therapy for Doral Saddle and SLAM academy.

• Conducted standardized assessments to identify areas of strength and weakness in each child's functional abilities.

Unique outpatient pediatric facility, incorporating equine therapy and pool therapy as part of the occupational therapy plan of care. Serviced preschool to high school age children.

I landed a contract to perform in the greatest show in the world. This opportunity brought me to Las Vegas. I was principle aerialist, performing in 10 shows a week.

• Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
• Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
• Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
• Fostered creativity through performance arts, encouraging self-expression, purpose, physical and mental strength.

This was my first job out of school. I decided to start my career in the hospital I was born in! I worked full time for 2 year before taking a traveling position. I returned to work PRN.

After a few years of experience, I decided to take a travel position to the Oregon coast. I was the only OT for miles. I was honored to serve this rural population.