Occupational Therapist (OTR,OT) New Port Richey, FL 34655 : Outpatient Therapy- Part B in Home [...]

Seeking a OTR or Occupational Therapist to cover therapy services in New Port Richey, FL 34655 and provide treatment in a home setting. We are an outpatient therapy clinic seeking passionate therapists to deliver top‑notch therapy and results for our geriatric clientele. We believe that a proactive preventive approach helps patients thrive and age successfully in place. If you believe in the power of geriatric therapy and the dignity it can provide to those who have given so much, join our diverse, professional team of therapy experts! We believe in full transparency with our team, including detailed payment reports so you know exactly what you were paid. We encourage collaboration and the use of your clinical judgment. You are free to make your own schedule and accept or decline patient assignments. Competitive compensation is offered. Responsibilities Evaluate and treat patients in a home setting. Communicate with families, physicians, and other health‑care professionals. Maintain daily, thorough documentation of services in the EMR. Qualifications Graduate of an accredited college or university with a Doctoral/Master’s/Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy. New graduate applicants are welcome; experienced therapists are also encouraged to apply. Actively licensed as a Florida Occupational Therapist. Must have Hoyer lift training and be able to train others. Job Type PRN A PRN therapist is part of an on‑call pool of therapists who work on a per‑diem basis. PRN is short for the Latin term "pro re nata," meaning "as needed." As a PRN therapist, a therapy organization will send patient assignments for you to follow the POC when additional support is needed. While PRN work offers flexibility, it may have fewer hours during slow periods and typically does not include benefits such as paid time off or health insurance. Below are key aspects of a PRN therapist role. Flexible schedule: PRN therapists choose when they work and can accept or decline cases based on availability. Variety of settings: PRN therapists work in assisted living facilities and residential homes, gaining experience across patient populations. Higher rates: Although benefits are limited, PRN positions often provide higher pay rates. No long‑term contracts: assignments vary, allowing therapists to avoid binding contracts. Weekend and holiday shifts: PRN therapists may cover weekend or holiday shifts, often with premium pay. Skill maintenance: PRN work keeps therapists engaged and sharpens clinical skills through diverse cases. Networking opportunities: Interaction with colleagues, physicians, and patients expands professional networks and may lead to future opportunities. Compensation Competitive #J-18808-Ljbffr Sobe Rehab