OT (Occupational Therapist) - Full-time

Posted 9 days ago

continuum therapy partnersSterling Heights (MI)

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About the role

The best patient outcomes begin by listening to our therapists. Continuum Therapy Partners was born from a desire to address a gap in the industry: the need for a company that truly prioritizes the clinicians voice. Since we began with nine facilities in North Carolina, we have scaled our model to support 275 facilities in 16 states, without losing sight of our roots. Our therapists are our most vital partners; without them, the care we provide and the company weve built could not exist. If you are looking for a leadership team that is driven by therapists, for therapists, lets start a conversation. Occupational Therapist Requirements & Responsibilities: Masters or Doctorate Degree in Occupational Therapy required Current, unencumbered state Occupational Therapy License; NBCOT Certification required 1 year of previous experience as an Occupational Therapist preferred Evaluates and develops individualized treatment plans to improve patients functional independence Documents patient progress and modifies treatment plans based on clinical outcomes Educates patients and families on adaptive equipment and home safety recommendations Occupational Therapist Benefits & Schedule: Schedule: Full-time - Daytime Locations: Pomeroy Sterling - Sterling Heights MI Full Benefits Package (Medical, Dental, Vision) 401k with Company Match Licensure Reimbursement Life Insurance, STD/LTD Generous PTO Please call or text Monica Clauss at or email (e-mail removed)

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