Therapy Care·Batavia, Illinois
The Occupational Therapist will assess fine motor and sensory skills to identify disorders and develop individualized treatment plans. Responsibilities include educating families on accommodations and completing annual reviews for patients.
We have been providing adult and pediatric clinical services since 1990.
That's right, 33 years.
We attract the best and brightest clinicians, those with both brains and heart, experience and inspiration.
We are as diverse as the clinical challenges you will face during your career and we provide all the support and training you will need to thrive in your career.
You will collaborate with our clinic PT and SLPs.
At Therapy Care we embrace collaboration and diversity as it creates a vibrant work environment and inspires world class clinical services.
We provide mentorship for new grads Competitive compensation with flexible pay options Paid time off (PTO) Comprehensive Medical, dental, vision insurance Flexible Spending Plan for medical and dependent coverage 401(k) with company match Professional Liability Coverage Reimbursement for state license, professional association dues Unlimited CEUs through online learning, CEU stipend and bi-monthly hosted training opportunities Private Therapy Care Facebook group
You will be a Occupational Therapist working in our outpatient clinic PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME. In addition you will have the option to work in Early Intervention, schools, home health or take private clients in-home. As a member of our clinical team, you will become an integral part of our client's special education and student services teams. Being a part of our clinical team, you will have the opportunity to closely interact with other clinicians of our lively team, learn how to become a remarkable therapist and crush your job responsibilities, which include:
Occupational Therapist will assess the patient/child's fine motor and sensory skills for the purpose of identifying disorders.
Occupational Therapist will develop treatment plans, interventions and educational materials.
Occupational Therapist will educate the patient/child and/or family about their disorders and recommend accommodations to be implemented.
Occupational Therapist will provide families information on the use of appropriate aids, strategies and technologies for the purpose of minimizing adverse impacts.
Occupational Therapist will complete evaluations and annual reviews Occupational Therapist will be responsible for writing individualized goals for each patient or child.
Candidates must hold a Master's Degree from an AOTA accredited school for Occupational Therapy. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively in a team environment are required.
Market context
Outpatient occupational therapist roles in Illinois are commonly driven by steady demand in rehabilitation and therapy settings, especially for candidates who can collaborate well with care teams and communicate clearly with patients and families. These jobs can be competitive because employers often look for an AOTA-accredited master’s degree plus strong teamwork skills, while benefits may include medical, dental, vision, PTO, and competitive compensation. Before applying, review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then compare them with the original posting for any role-specific details.
