💼 What You’ll Do

Evaluate patients’ physical, cognitive, and social abilities to tailor personalized care plansTeach adaptive techniques for daily living, mobility, and home safetyCollaborate with physicians and care teams to ensure optimal outcomesRecommend and train on adaptive equipmentSupervise Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs) as neededMaintain accurate clinical documentation and manage your caseload

🎓 What You Bring

Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational TherapyWisconsin Occupational Therapist LicenseBLS Certification (or willingness to obtain within 6 months)Valid Driver’s License3+ years of experience in acute hospital, home health, or similar settingsStrong clinical judgment, communication, and organizational skills

🚗 Why You’ll Love It

Flexible scheduling to fit your lifestyleAutonomy to manage your own caseloadSupportive team environmentOpportunity to make a meaningful difference in patients’ lives