Occupational Therapist

Provide evaluations to determine patient needs, goals, and functional capabilities; develop individualized treatment plans focused on improving independence, safety, and performance in daily activities; implement therapeutic interventions addressing ADLs, IADLs, strength, coordination, cognition, and functional mobility; fabricate, fit, or recommend adaptive equipment and provide patient/caregiver training on its use; document evaluations, progress notes, and discharge summaries; collaborate with other healthcare professionals to ensure coordinated, patient-centered care; supervise and mentor COTAs and guide their contributions to patient treatment plans; monitor patient responses and adjust interventions to achieve optimal functional outcomes; educate patients and families on strategies, home programs, and safety practices to support ongoing progress; participate in team meetings, case reviews, and quality improvement initiatives; engage in professional development and contribute to a positive, collaborative team culture. Qualifications include a Master’s or Doctorate in Occupational Therapy, Nebraska OT license or eligibility, strong clinical and communication skills, and a commitment to rural, patient-centered care.