Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) - Full-time - Home Health - Tomah Wisconsin

Symbria•Tomah, WI

14d•Onsite

About The Position

Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) – Home Health – Tomah, WI $7,500 Sign-On Bonus | Flexible Scheduling | Employee-Owned Company Make a meaningful impact every day with Symbria! We’re seeking a Full-Time Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) to join our Home Health Care team in Tomah, WI . As part of our 100% employee-owned company, you’ll enjoy the stability, support, and voice that comes with being an owner; not just an employee. 💡 Why Join Symbria? 💰 $7,500 Sign-On Bonus 🕒 Flexible Scheduling – design your day with no set start or end times 🚗 Mileage Reimbursement – get paid to travel 🌟 Supportive Team Environment – collaborate with people who care as much as you do 🎓 Welcoming New Grads – structured mentorship to help launch your career 📈 Competitive Pay – aligned with current market guidelines 🏖 Generous PTO + comprehensive benefits package 🛡 Professional Liability Coverage 💼 100% Employer-Funded ESOP Retirement Plan – build long-term wealth as an employee-owner 📚 Continuing Education – ongoing support for your professional growth At Symbria, you’ll have the flexibility you want, the benefits you need, and the impact you’ve always dreamed of making . 👉 Apply today and start your journey with Symbria in Tomah, WI! Watch the video to find out how you can make a difference by working in Symbria Rehab!

Requirements

Be a graduate of an accredited school for Occupational Therapists.
Hold a valid or pending (for newer graduates) state license.

Nice To Haves

It’s great to have had acute care, long-term care and/or rehabilitation experience but not always required!

Responsibilities

As an Occupational Therapist (OT) , you will administer a prescribed OT program to restore and maintain maximum function and prevent disability using a range of therapeutic modalities specific to upper extremity function, sensory and perceptual skills, coordination and self-care skills including, light hygiene, bathing, dressing, transfers, eating, and homemaking.
More importantly, you will help your patients achieve critical outcomes while acting as a trusted partner to the community you serve.