Pediatric Occupational Therapist

Job Overview & Responsibilities As an outpatient Occupational Therapist, you'll work with patients to bring them a sense of normalcy and independence through self-care management and activities of daily living. You are comfortable communicating and educating patients, family members, and caregivers on how to best assist with daily routines. This role gives you the opportunity for interdisciplinary team collaboration to ensure the best and most evidenced based practice for our patients. What You Will Get In addition to the standard benefit offering, you can expect to receive: Our Elevated Earnings Program allows clinicians to earn bonuses starting at treating nine patients per day, increasing exponentially with every patient they treat. Local and national organization dues and license renewal reimbursement. Mentorship and fully covered, in-house continuing education courses. Experience working with a diverse patient population in neuro, trauma, ortho, and hand therapy. Paid Time Off (PTO) and Extended Illness Bank (EIB) accrual. Your Responsibilities as an Occupational Therapist Deliver evidence-based, quality care to each patient empowering them to exceed their functional outcome. Establish timely treatment plans for each patient’s specific needs. Demonstrate a positive connection with patient, fellow clinicians, and other team members. Build and maintain relationships throughout the community. Qualifications & Pay Range Qualifications Graduate of an AOTCA-approved occupational therapy program. State Licensure in occupational therapy. Registered with NBCOT. Basic Life Support Certification from the American Heart Association. #J-18808-Ljbffr