Travel Acute Care Occupational Therapist Date Posted:
10 October 2026
Closing Date:
November 9, 2026
Recruiter:
StaffDNA Location:
Walla Walla, Washington Salary:
USD104,000
to
USD132,000
Job Type & Industry:
Leisure, Travel & Hospitality Contract Type:
Permanent Job Reference:
3014941048-2 Apply for this job now Job Description StaffDNA is seeking a Travel Allied Occupational Therapist for acute care assignments nationwide. In this contract role, you will provide comprehensive OT evaluations, develop and implement evidence-based treatment plans, and support safe discharges in fast-paced hospital environments. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, document in EMR systems, and educate patients and families on functional recovery and ADLs. Enjoy StaffDNA's mobile-first platform to find and manage assignments, paired with a high-energy, performance-driven culture, competitive pay, and travel support that empowers your career growth. Responsibilities Provide acute care occupational therapy evaluations and evidence-based treatment for diverse patient populations Develop, implement, and update individualized treatment and discharge plans focused on functional recovery and ADLs Collaborate with physicians, nurses, PTs, SLPs, and case managers to coordinate safe, efficient patient care Document assessments, progress notes, and discharge summaries accurately in EMR systems Educate patients and families on home programs, safety, equipment use, and strategies to maximize independence Adapt quickly to new hospital environments, workflows, and teams as a travel clinician Maintain compliance with facility, state, and federal regulations and professional practice standards Use Staff DNA's digital platform to select, manage, and extend travel assignments across multiple locations Required Skills Acute care occupational therapy Patient evaluation and assessment Treatment and care planning ADL and functional mobility training Discharge planning and documentation Interdisciplinary care coordination Use of EMR systems Safety and fall prevention Patient and family education Time and caseload management