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Occupational Therapist Full Time
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What they do
An Occupational Therapist helps patients with injuries, illnesses, and disabilities recover, improve, or develop skills needed for everyday activities. Assists people with mobility impairments to move easily around their homes; develops school and workplace settings that are accessible for individuals with physical or mental disabilities. May specialize in certain types of impairments or certain categories of patients.
$87,262 / year median in Michigan
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Qualifications Occupational Therapy License Full Job Description Role:
Licensed Occupational Therapist (OTR) for full-time employment in a skilled nursing and long-term care setting.Responsibilities:
Evaluate and treat patients with functional, cognitive, and ADL impairments, develop and implement personalized care plans, collaborate with team members to ensure quality outcomes, maintain accurate documentation, and obtain necessary physician orders.Qualifications:
Degree in Occupational Therapy from an AOTA-accredited program, current state license, NBCOT certification (if required), and strong communication and organizational skills. New graduates are welcome with mentorship available.Key Duties & Benefits:
Deliver high-quality patient care, contribute to team efforts, and support professional growth through ongoing education. The organization offers competitive pay, flexible scheduling, comprehensive healthcare, 401(k), online CEUs, promotion opportunities, mentorship, and additional benefits.Benefits
- 401(k) Plans
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Flexible Work Schedules