Occupational Therapist - Critical Access Hospital
Posted 4 days ago
ilocatumMiles City (MT)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$36.41 to $54.62 per hour
About the role
Occupational Therapist
Location: Miles City, MT
Job Type: Full-time
Schedule: Day shift
Pay:
$36.41 to $54.62 per hour plus sign-on and relocation bonus
Help patients regain independence and return to daily life as an Occupational Therapist at a progressive rural hospital in the scenic Badlands of Eastern Montana.
Must-Haves
Degree in Occupational Therapy
Current OT registration (as required by the client)
Montana Occupational Therapist license
What You'll Do:
Complete comprehensive OT evaluations and develop individualized plans of care
Design treatment programs that improve strength, range of motion, and fine motor coordination
Train patients in ADLs, adaptive techniques, and adaptive equipment for self-care and home management
Design and fabricate splints, slings, and adaptive equipment
Treat patients with traumatic brain injuries and neurological conditions
Provide sensory motor integration and visual perceptual remediation
Train patients in upper extremity prosthetic use
Conduct home assessments and create home exercise programs for patients and families
Consult with schools, nursing homes, and home care agencies on positioning and adaptive equipment
Nice-to-Haves
Splinting and orthotic fabrication experience
Experience with TBI or neuro rehab patients
Background in a critical access or rural hospital setting
Compensation and Benefits:
$36.41 to $54.62 per hour based on experience
Sign-on and relocation bonus
Full benefits package
Consistent day shift schedule
Low cost of living in Eastern Montana
About the Company:
A 25-bed critical access hospital and progressive rural healthcare organization known for its strong team environment.
To apply, submit your resume for consideration.
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