Occupational Therapist

Role Overview: The Occupational Therapist (OT) supports patient recovery by providing individualized therapy, supervising assistants, and ensuring treatment adherence to regulations. They build strong patient relationships, assess needs, develop care plans, and facilitate progress towards independence.

Key Responsibilities: Deliver occupational therapy treatments, delegate tasks effectively, and maintain open communication with hospital departments to meet patient and staff needs.

Qualifications & Skills: Current state licensure or certification, effective communication skills, and demonstrated competence in evaluation, assessment, care planning, and treatment. CPR certification is preferred.

Benefits & Culture: Competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits starting immediately, tuition reimbursement, and growth opportunities. The role offers a rewarding environment focused on compassionate, collaborative care and making a positive impact on patients' lives.