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The Occupational Therapist evaluates residents, develops treatment goals and plans, implements therapy, documents services, trains residents and staff, adapts programs to individual needs, and coordinates with the rehabilitation team. The role requires an accredited occupational therapy education, state licensure or eligibility, and American Occupational Therapy Certification Board certification or eligibility. It offers $56 per hour, medical, dental, and vision insurance, retirement, paid time off, holiday pay, and overtime availability, with full-time, part-time, and per diem options.
