Occupational Therapist

Screen, evaluate, and treat patients while developing treatment plans consistent with benefits and reimbursement levels. Direct and supervise occupational therapist assistants, manage family education, and document notes, summaries, and reports to ensure the best patient outcomes. Requires a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy, NBCOT registration, state licensure, and CPR certification. We provide PT, OT, and ST services in a skilled nursing facility setting, fostering a collaborative environment where clinicians can reach their career goals.