Occupational Therapist

Job Summary

Lead rehabilitation services that help patients build function, independence, and confidence. As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll guide clinical teams, coordinate patient care, and oversee services in a skilled nursing facility, rehabilitation center, or similar care setting. You’ll apply rehabilitation medicine principles and knowledge of anatomy and physiology to support safe, individualized care.

Responsibilities

• Occupational Therapy services management, including care planning, service quality, and compliance with applicable rehabilitation regulations.
• Lead and support clinical teams delivering physiotherapy and patient rehabilitation; coordinate with other care providers.
• Your impact: By aligning team expertise with each patient’s goals, you help patients and their care teams make progress toward meaningful daily activities.
• Promote safe patient care practices, including appropriate manual handling and safe responses to heavy lifting needs.
• Communicate effectively with individuals with disabilities, including people with visual impairments, and adapt care approaches to support access and dignity.

Experience

• Experience leading clinical teams and managing rehabilitation services; long-term care, skilled nursing facility, or rehabilitation center experience is relevant.
• Knowledge of rehabilitation medicine, patient care, anatomy, physiology, and rehabilitation regulations.
• Current basic life support (BLS) and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills or certification, as required for the role.
• Acute care experience is useful; experience working with individuals with disabilities or visual impairments is valued.
• Ability to guide safe manual handling and heavy lifting practices in a patient-care environment.

Pay: $66,700.00 - $80,400.00 per year

Work Location: In person