Occupational Therapist/OT

The occupational therapist will perform evaluations, develop treatment plans, and regularly reassess their effectiveness. They will also communicate patient needs and progress to the treatment team and supervise occupational therapy assistants as needed.

Candidates must have a minimum of a bachelor's degree in occupational therapy and a current, unrestricted license. Additional requirements include cpr certification, a two-Step tb skin test, and the ability to lift patients safely.