Occupational Therapist (OT)

The occupational therapist (Ot) will perform patient assessments, identify patient needs, and provide appropriate care based on the patient's condition and age. They will also document medical necessity and manage the interdisciplinary care plan for each patient.

Applicants must possess an occupational therapy license and are required to obtain basic life support certification within 30 days of hire. Additional certifications such as acls and pals are preferred within six months, along with one year of experience.