Occupational Therapist

When the call light blinks at 3 a.m., Starbucks wants an Occupational Therapist who already knows the answer before reaching the door. What Starbucks is really offering: $60,000 - $87,000 for 4 years of Emotional Intelligence, plus growth that does not stall at the door.

Key Responsibilities

• Prep exam rooms, instruments, and consent forms ahead of each scheduled appointment in Grand Island
• Coordinate discharge planning alongside case management, social work, and the patient's family in Grand Island
• Walk new Occupational Therapist hires through Starbucks's Epic Systems workflow during their first 4 weeks
• Provide culturally sensitive care to a diverse patient population
• Phone results to ordering physicians, reading back critical values to confirm they landed
• Monitor telemetry for arrhythmias, calling rhythm changes the moment they appear on the strip
• Counsel patients on discharge meds so Starbucks sees fewer Grand Island readmissions

What You'll Bring

• Proven Patient Charting judgment when the textbook answer doesn't fit
• A collaborator's reflex to share credit and absorb blame
• Professionalism, integrity, and discretion with sensitive information
• Medical Terminology fundamentals plus the Facilitation polish clients notice
• A teammate's instinct to unblock others before yourself
• Experience translating Emotional Intelligence complexity for a non-technical audience
• Calm under the fast-growing chaos a mid-level role tends to generate

What sets Starbucks apart isn't size but a flat-and-fast Grand Island culture that refuses to ship Patient Charting it wouldn't trust itself. Our Grand Island, NE team moves at a steady, sustainable pace and protects time for deep, focused Epic Systems work.

Beyond the $60,000 - $87,000 base, Starbucks invests in your growth through paid certifications, conferences, and dedicated learning time.

As of this visit, Starbucks is actively reviewing for the Occupational Therapist role.