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Cynet Health is seeking an Acute Care Occupational Therapist for an inpatient setting in Alaska. This 13-week travel assignment requires evaluation and treatment planning with a focus on adult rehabilitation and varied conditions.
Starting ASAP, the role offers 4x10-hour day shifts (with 4x10 or 5x8 options) and mandatory weekend coverage. A Magnet facility with Level II trauma designation awaits.
Profession: Therapy/Rehabilitation
Specialty: Occupational Therapy (Inpatient)
Duration: 13 Weeks
Shift: Day 4x10-Hour
Hours per Shift: 10
Experience: Minimum 1 Year
License: State License Required
Certifications: BLS, NBCOT, AK OT License
Must-Have: First Timers Accepted
Description:
Acute Care Occupational Therapist position available.
Assignment Length is 13 weeks.
Start Date is ASAP.
Shift options include 4x10 or 5x8 days.
With 4x10 shifts, consistent three days off cannot be guaranteed.
Scheduling is typically Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday.
First-time travelers are accepted.
Weekly weekend coverage is required, with expectations of working two weekend days per month.
Candidates must float within their scope to meet facility needs.
Time off requests are approved on an individual basis.
All requests for time off must be included during the initial application process.
Experience in Acute Care, Adult Rehabilitation, and various patient conditions is required.
Skills in assessment, patient education, and implementation of a plan of care are essential.
The facility is a Magnet facility and Level II Trauma center.
Travelers may float between nearby facilities.
Refusal to float may result in the termination of the assignment.
Communication devices necessary for the role will be provided by the client.
All candidates must commit to working three of the five major holidays.
References are required covering a year of experience within the last three years.
Candidates must have a compact license at the time of submission.