Occupational Therapist

The Therapy Collaborative, PLLC; Normal (IL); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

PTO 10 days

Holidays 6 paid

CE funding $1,500–$3,000/yr

Holiday flex days

Mentorship & specialty training

Job summary

The Therapy Collaborative, PLLC in Normal, Illinois invites a dedicated Occupational Therapist to carry their own caseload of children, teens, and adults in a growing specialty practice. You’ll work with experienced clinicians, tackle challenging cases, and have room to build a specialty area.

As a primary therapist, you’ll lead plans of care, write clear documentation, and coach families while collaborating with SLPs for shared patients.

Qualifications

• Illinois OT license (or eligible).
• New grads and experienced OTs welcome.
• Interest in complex or specialty cases.
• Collaborative, patient-first approach.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and treat patients as their primary therapist.
• Write clear, timely documentation.
• Coach families and caregivers.
• Collaborate with SLPs on shared patients.
• Take part in case consults and program development.

Skills

Collaborative approach

Patient-first mindset

Ages variety willingness

Education

OT license (IL) or eligible

Job description

Carry your own caseload of children, teens, and adults at a growing specialty practice in Normal, Illinois. You'll work alongside experienced clinicians, take on cases that challenge you, and have room to build a specialty area.

Our OTs treat everyday needs like sensory processing, handwriting, and fine motor skills, along with DCD, complex neurological conditions, and post-neurological recovery. As a primary therapist, you lead your patients' plans of care and see their progress over time.

What you'll do:

• Evaluate and treat patients as their primary therapist
• Write clear, timely documentation
• Coach families and caregivers
• Collaborate with SLPs on shared patients
• Take part in case consults and program development

What you'll bring:

• Illinois OT license (or eligible)
• New grads and experienced OTs welcome
• Interest in complex or specialty cases
• A collaborative, patient-first approach

Benefits:

Health insurance for full-time staff (30+ hrs/week); 10 days PTO to start, growing to 15; 6 paid holidays for full time staff; $1,500–$3,000 a year for continuing education; Holiday flex days to protect family time; Mentorship and specialty training. PTO and continuing education are prorated for part-time clinicians.