Travel Occupational Therapist Job

TLC Healthforce•Anaconda, MT

17d•$1,907 - $2,092

About The Position

Step into a life-changing Travel Occupational Therapist role, specializing as an Occupational Therapist, and bring your expertise to patients who rely on your hands-on care and thoughtful, client-centered planning. This opportunity places you in Anaconda, Montana, with the chance to make a tangible difference in a community that values resilience, dignity, and function. Your contribution will help individuals reclaim independence, adapt to changing abilities, and participate meaningfully in daily life. The assignment begins 04/20/2026 and runs for weeks, with extension possibilities based on performance and evolving patient needs. You’ll earn a competitive weekly pay between $1,907 and $2,092, with guaranteed hours set at 36 per week, ensuring steadiness as you focus on optimal outcomes and meaningful progress. Montana’s Anaconda region is a gateway to extraordinary experiences. Surrounded by rugged beauty, you’ll enjoy access to outdoor adventures that inspire balance between professional devotion and personal well-being. Picture mornings spent in the shadow of the Pintler Mountains, afternoons exploring historic mining towns, and evenings enjoying sunsets over wide, open skies. The state’s diverse landscapes offer endless opportunities for recreation, reflection, and renewed energy—perfect for sustaining the empathy, patience, and creativity that top Occupational Therapists bring to their practice. If you ever crave more geographic variety, this role also offers the chance to work in additional locations across the U.S., broadening your professional portfolio while maintaining the core impact you deliver to patients and communities. Role specifics and benefits - Key responsibilities: conduct comprehensive OT evaluations, design and implement individualized treatment plans, and monitor progress toward functional goals. deliver targeted interventions to improve Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs), upper-extremity function, cognition, and motor skills. educate patients and families on adaptive equipment, home modifications, and safe community mobility. document outcomes precisely, coordinate with therapists, physicians, and other care team members, and advocate for patient-centered goals across settings, including clinics, homes, and skilled facilities. maintain compliance with regulatory standards while embracing creative problem-solving to meet diverse patient needs. - Growth opportunities: you’ll have access to ongoing professional development, specialty certifications, and mentorship within a nationwide network of OT practitioners. leverage your existing expertise to mentor newer clinicians, expand your scope of practice, and collaborate on interdisciplinary care plans that elevate patient outcomes. - Competitive benefits: in addition to a competitive weekly pay, you may receive a signing bonus, housing assistance to simplify relocation or temporary stays, and extension opportunities to continue impactful work beyond the initial term. The assignment includes 36 guaranteed hours per week, with consistent scheduling designed to support balance between high-quality patient care and personal life. - Comprehensive support: you are never alone on the road. enjoy the reassurance of 24/7 support from our dedicated travel team, including real-time assistance, clinical guidance, and logistical help as you move between facilities. our platform is designed to anticipate needs, troubleshoot challenges, and keep you focused on delivering exceptional care.

Responsibilities

conduct comprehensive OT evaluations
design and implement individualized treatment plans
monitor progress toward functional goals
deliver targeted interventions to improve Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs), upper-extremity function, cognition, and motor skills
educate patients and families on adaptive equipment, home modifications, and safe community mobility
document outcomes precisely
coordinate with therapists, physicians, and other care team members
advocate for patient-centered goals across settings, including clinics, homes, and skilled facilities
maintain compliance with regulatory standards while embracing creative problem-solving to meet diverse patient needs