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The Occupational Therapist will provide home-health therapy in patients’ homes and communities, evaluating patients, creating treatment plans, setting goals, recommending adaptive equipment, documenting care, educating families and caregivers, and supervising Occupational Therapy Assistants. The role requires an Ohio Occupational Therapist license, an accredited OT program qualification, current CPR certification, a valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and automobile insurance meeting Ohio requirements. Compensation is based on points, including $45 per point and $0.43 per mile for mileage.
