Occupational Therapist (Adult Caseload)

1to1 Rehab•York Region, ON

3d•CA$81 - CA$100•Remote

About The Position

1to1 Rehab is a nationally accredited therapy provider offering Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech‑Language Pathology, and Nutrition services across the GTA. Our interdisciplinary team support clients of all ages in homes, long‑term care, and schools with a strong commitment to One‑to‑One Individualized Care. Work independently in the community while being supported by a well‑established, accredited organization. This role is well‑suited to Occupational Therapists who value independence without isolation—and who want flexibility that is real, not just promised, for OTs balancing other clinical work, family commitments, or professional pursuits. We are currently recruiting two part‑time/casual Occupational Therapists to support an adult community caseload under secure Ministry funding. Services are provided in clients’ homes within Markham, Richmond Hill, Maple, Vaughan, Newmarket, and Georgina (including Keswick, Sutton, and Pefferlaw). You will have the opportunity to work within geographic areas that best align with your availability and travel preferences.

Requirements

Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy
Registration with the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario (COTO)
Access to a reliable vehicle and valid driver’s license
Professional liability insurance
Clear Police Vulnerable Sector Check within 1 year of start with 1to1

Nice To Haves

Two (2) years of Occupational Therapy experience preferred but not required
ADP Authorizer status preferred but not required. Support will be provided to obtain authorization if requested

Responsibilities

Completing comprehensive occupational therapy assessments focused on functional abilities, activities of daily living (ADLs/IADLs), home environment, safety, and available support systems
Assessing home environments to identify safety risks and recommending strategies and environmental modifications to reduce falls, improve accessibility, and support safe independence at home
Developing and implementing individualized, evidence‑based intervention plans aligned with best practice, client‑centred goals, and SMART outcomes
Recommending, trialing, and providing training in the use of assistive devices, mobility aids, transfer equipment, and home safety equipment, as appropriate
Facilitating short‑term trials of home safety or mobility equipment when required and supporting follow‑up recommendations
Providing education and hands‑on training to clients, families, and caregivers on safe mobility, transfers, daily care strategies, and energy conservation techniques
Supporting clients and caregivers to maintain independence, safety, and confidence in the home while reducing the risk of injury or functional decline
Assisting eligible clients with Assistive Devices Program (ADP) applications and navigating other relevant funding or community resources
Collaborating closely with clients, families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary team members to support coordinated, meaningful care
Monitoring, evaluating, and documenting client progress; adjusting intervention plans as needed; and completing timely, accurate clinical documentation

Benefits

Flexible scheduling to support work–life balance
Meaningful autonomy in shaping a caseload that aligns with your interests, capacity, and preferred pace of work
Supportive mentorship for both new and experienced therapists
The ability to accept or decline referrals based on fit, geography, and availability
Strong administrative and clinical support
Dedicated admin assistance with scheduling, billing, and documentation—reducing after‑hours administrative work
Easy, secure online access to reporting and documentation through mobile‑friendly systems
An inclusive, collaborative environment that values your professional growth
Clear clinical escalation pathways and risk support for complex adult community cases
May be eligible for travel compensation