Occupational Therapist - Full Time

Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina•Summerville, SC

2h•Onsite

About The Position

Occupational Therapist (OT) Where Collaboration Feels Natural — and Your Work Truly Matters The Village at Summerville, Summerville, SC Faith-Based Nonprofit | In-House Therapy Model | Full-Time A Place Where Teamwork Shapes the Culture and Purpose Shapes the WorkAt The Village at Summerville, therapy is woven into the heart of the community. As part of Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina (PCSC), you join an in-house model built on values—not quotas—and a team culture marked by collaboration, trust, and a shared commitment to helping older adults live with meaning, dignity, and independence.Summerville’s therapy department is known for its positive morale, team-first mindset, and inclusive environment. Long-tenured clinicians and newer professionals work side-by-side, offering a beautiful blend of stability, innovation, and mentorship. It is a place where you are welcomed as a colleague, supported as a professional, and valued as a person. Why Therapists Thrive in Our In-House Model Choosing PCSC means choosing a fundamentally different therapy experience from contract therapy:1. Clinical Autonomy You Can Trusto Your clinical judgment—not a corporate mandate—guides treatment frequency, duration, and approach.2. A Strong, Collaborative Interdisciplinary Teamo Therapists at Summerville are fully integrated into daily care planning, weekly transition meetings, and the natural rhythms of the community.3. Stability in a Mission-Driven Nonprofito PCSC’s in-house model has delivered low turnover, strong financial stability, and consistent 5-Star CMS ratings across multiple years. Where Excellence Is Recognized PCSC communities—including Summerville—are consistently honored by U.S. News & World Report as Best Nursing Homes for Short-Term Rehabilitation, a reflection of our strong clinical outcomes and therapist-led quality model. What Makes Summerville Unique The Village at Summerville offers the depth of a large therapy team paired with the warmth of a tight-knit culture:1. Strong Short-Term Rehab Program OTs treat highly engaging, medically complex cases with true one-on-one care—supported by physicians, nursing, therapy peers, and social services who collaborate seamlessly.2. Outpatient Clinic Right on Campuso You can balance your clinical day between short-term rehab residents and outpatient clients without ever leaving the building.3. A Campus Designed for Varietyo Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Skilled Nursing all share one campus—expanding your clinical reach while maintaining continuity of care.4. Real Growth Opportunitieso Access to educational funding allows therapists to pursue certifications in: Lymphedema, LSVT BIG/LOUD, Pelvic Health, Dementia Care, Vestibular Rehab, And more, fully supported by your DOR and PCSC leadership. Leadership That Inspires Growth Your Director of Rehab leads with a strengths-based approach grounded in: Learner: creates an environment where growth, curiosity, and clinical excellence thrive Belief: brings purpose and values to the center of care Positivity: maintains an atmosphere that uplifts residents and staff Achiever: sets high standards and celebrates progress Responsibility: models reliability, follow-through, and integrity Therapists describe the Director of Rehab as a leader who “lifts others up,” “models the work ethic he expects,” and “creates a space where you feel supported, trusted, and encouraged to grow.” A Team That Speaks for Itself “This is the most collaborative therapy team I’ve ever been part of. Everyone jumps in to help each other, and you can feel that people genuinely care about the residents and the team.” — Occupational Therapist “I love the balance here. You get the pace and complexity of short-term rehab, but you also get to build long-term relationships through outpatient and residential care. It keeps you growing every day.” — Occupational Therapist “The Director of Rehab creates a culture where positivity and accountability coexist. You feel trusted in your clinical decisions, and you always know he’s in your corner.” — Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant Your Role as the Occupational Therapist – The Village at Summerville as a full-time OT, you will: Evaluate and treat residents across the continuum: ST rehab, LTC, AL, IL, outpatient Develop individualized, occupation-centered plans of care rooted in resident goals Collaborate closely with IDT teams in weekly meetings and daily hand-offs Contribute to quality improvement initiatives and program development Support OT/OTA students through PCSC’s robust clinical education partnerships This role is ideal for someone who values clinical autonomy, organizational stability, and a collaborative team environment. A Strong Culture of Mentorship and Clinical Education Summerville Summerville hosts a high volume of therapy students each year and is known as a preferred clinical site among university partners. As a full-time OT, you may: Mentor Level I and Level II OT/OTA students Help shape learning experiences for emerging clinicians Strengthen academic partnerships across South Carolina Grow your own clinical skillset through teaching and modeling best practices Therapists consistently say that student mentorship deepens their expertise and reconnects them to their purpose. A Career That Feels Like Purpose, Not Pressure At The Village at Summerville, you’ll find a team that believes in each other, a leader who invests in your growth, and a mission that centers the dignity and independence of every resident. It’s a place where therapists stay, grow, mentor, and build long-lasting careers — because the work is meaningful, the culture is strong, and the people feel like family.

Requirements

Degree in Occupational Therapy
Current or eligible SC OT license
Strong communication and collaboration skills
Interest in short-term rehab, outpatient, and full-continuum care
A desire to practice in a mission-driven, team-centered environment

Nice To Haves

Experience with older adults preferred, but new grads with passion and maturity welcome

Responsibilities

Evaluate and treat residents across the continuum: ST rehab, LTC, AL, IL, outpatient
Develop individualized, occupation-centered plans of care rooted in resident goals
Collaborate closely with IDT teams in weekly meetings and daily hand-offs
Contribute to quality improvement initiatives and program development
Support OT/OTA students through PCSC’s robust clinical education partnerships
Mentor Level I and Level II OT/OTA students
Help shape learning experiences for emerging clinicians
Strengthen academic partnerships across South Carolina
Grow your own clinical skillset through teaching and modeling best practices

Benefits

Competitive salary + potential sign-on bonus
Predictable full-time schedule
Generous PTO + holiday appreciation bonus
Medical, dental, vision insurance
403(b) with employer match
Student loan repayment support (up to $25,000)
PSLF eligibility
MedBridge subscription
CEU funding + licensure reimbursement
Support for advanced certifications (LSVT, lymphedema, pelvic health, vestibular, dementia, etc.)
Employer-paid life and long-term disability insurance
Employee Assistance Program