Role:

Occupational Therapist providing individualized care to older adults in community settings.

Responsibilities:

Deliver clinical interventions, develop and modify treatment plans, and collaborate within an interdisciplinary team focused on functional outcomes. Foster rewarding patient relationships and promote geriatric health and independence.

Qualifications:

Valid Occupational Therapy license or eligibility, degree from an accredited program, basic computer skills, and current CPR certification.

Skills & Benefits:

Autonomous treatment planning, excellent communication, commitment to professional growth, and use of cutting-edge technology. Benefits include career development, continuing education, certification reimbursement, and flexible scheduling options.

Additional Info:

Opportunities for full-time, part-time, or PRN work, with mentorship programs for new grads. The role emphasizes a supportive clinical environment and work-life balance.