Occupational Therapist (4511)

Interface Rehab•Grass Valley, CA

About The Position

Interface Rehab, Inc. is seeking Occupational Therapists to provide therapy services in California. Opportunities are available across post-acute care, retirement communities, and outpatient clinics, with full-time, part-time, flexible per-diem, and select travel options. Schedules are flexible, with shifts available up to 40 hours per week. The Occupational Therapist provides care to patients, assists with evaluations and personalized treatment plans, collaborates with physicians, families, and interdisciplinary teams, documents patient progress, and supports patients in achieving rehabilitation goals and long-term wellness. The position offers an hourly rate of $48.00 to $58.00. Full-time employees are eligible for the listed benefits package.

Requirements

  • Have an active or obtainable Occupational Therapist license in the state of California.

Responsibilities

  • Provide exceptional occupational therapy care to patients across various settings.
  • Assist in evaluating patients and implementing personalized treatment plans.
  • Collaborate with physicians, families, and interdisciplinary teams to optimize recovery.
  • Document patient progress and maintain accurate medical records.
  • Support patients in achieving rehabilitation goals and long-term wellness.

Benefits

  • Paid time off: 15 days to start, with accrual of up to 30 days; an additional day is added each year up to the maximum accrual.
  • Six paid holidays.
  • Up to three days of bereavement pay each year.
  • 401(k) retirement program with a company match of 25% up to the first 4% of the employee's deferral every payroll.
  • Medical insurance.
  • Dental insurance.
  • Vision insurance.
  • Company-paid basic life insurance of $25,000.
  • Optional life insurance available.
  • Pet insurance available.
  • Relocation assistance.
  • Sign-on bonus for select opportunities.
  • H-1B immigration expertise.
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