In-House OT for Skilled Nursing (PRN) | Growth

Evolve Therapy Services, LLC; South Range (WI); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay Rates

Medical, Dental, Vision

Growth opportunities from within

Benefits based on Full Time Status

Job summary

Evolve Therapy Services is seeking a compassionate Occupational Therapist for an in-house Skilled Nursing Facility in South Range, WI. This PRN role focuses on planning, directing occupational therapy services in alignment with current standards to ensure high-quality resident care.

You will screen residents, develop treatment plans, and coordinate with families and the interdisciplinary team. Documentation, scheduling, and supervision of COTA are required as part of delivering effective therapy

Qualifications

• Degree in Occupational Therapy.
• Active OT license in practicing state(s).
• Ongoing continuing education to maintain licensure and certification.

Responsibilities

• Conduct regular screenings of residents to determine the best intervention.
• Evaluate residents to inform and develop treatment plans; set goals.
• Interpret and communicate evaluation findings to residents, families, and the team.
• Establish individual therapy schedules with other team members.
• Conduct therapy per treatment plan and ensure proper documentation and billing.
• Oversee COTA as needed and ensure documentation and treatments meet reimbursement practices.

Education

Degree in Occupational Therapy

Active Occupational Therapy license in WI

Continuing education to maintain licensure

Job description

Evolve Therapy Services is seeking a compassionate Occupational Therapist for an in-house Skilled Nursing Facility in South Range, WI. This PRN role focuses on planning, directing occupational therapy services in alignment with current standards to ensure high-quality resident care.

You will screen residents, develop treatment plans, and coordinate with families and the interdisciplinary team. Documentation, scheduling, and supervision of COTA are required as part of delivering effective therapy