Licensed Occupational Therapist

Prava Therapy•Apex, NC

13d•$38 - $43•Onsite

About The Position

Prava Therapy is seeking a full-time Occupational Therapist to join our team within a vibrant Independent Living community in Apex, North Carolina. This is an opportunity to practice meaningful, relationship-driven therapy in a community where residents value independence, wellness, connection, and an active lifestyle. You'll get to know your residents, their routines, and the activities that matter to them most.

Requirements

Licensed Occupational Therapist
Enjoys building genuine relationships with patients.
Takes pride in thoughtful clinical reasoning and individualized care.
Believes therapy should improve someone's actual life.
Values independence, autonomy, and resident choice.
Enjoys collaborating with other professionals.
Is curious, compassionate, and committed to continued growth.
Communicates clearly and takes ownership of patient outcomes.
Wants to make a meaningful impact in the community where you practice.

Nice To Haves

Thinks beyond the treatment session.
Believes great therapy isn't simply about completing an assessment score or finishing an exercise routine. It's about helping someone do more of what matters to them.
Believes every intervention should have a functional purpose.
Believes residents should be appropriately challenged—not underestimated.
Believes independence and autonomy are clinical priorities.
Believes prevention and early intervention matter.
Believes environmental adaptation and caregiver education are essential to skilled therapy.
Believes functional outcomes matter more than simply completing treatment minutes.
Believes strong clinical relationships lead to better care.

Responsibilities

Perform comprehensive evaluations and develop individualized plans of care.
Provide skilled treatment addressing ADLs, IADLs, functional mobility, upper extremity function, adaptive strategies, cognitive-functional performance, and daily living independence.
Connect therapy interventions to meaningful, resident-centered goals.
Build strong relationships with residents and understand what matters most to them.
Identify changes in function and opportunities for early intervention.
Educate residents, families, caregivers, and community team members on home/apartment safety, adaptive equipment, energy conservation, and independence.
Collaborate with physicians, community leadership, wellness professionals, and other members of the care team.
Monitor progress and modify treatment plans based on clinical presentation and functional outcomes.
Maintain timely, accurate, and compliant documentation.
Participate in care coordination and discharge planning as appropriate.
Contribute to a culture of clinical excellence, compassion, professionalism, and continuous learning.