Occupational therapist

The occupational therapist (Behavioral health) provides therapy to patients in inpatient psychiatric units, focusing on improving both physical and mental functioning abilities. Responsibilities include conducting evaluations, providing individual and group therapy, and documenting clinical services.

Candidates must have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in occupational therapy and a current license from the north dakota board of occupational therapy examiners. One year of experience in a neurorehabilitation or psychiatric setting is preferred.