The Occupational Therapist performs evaluations, establishes goals, and plans the Occupational Therapy treatment programs referred by a physician. The candidate provides direct patient care and provides treatments focused on improving or restoring a patient's ability to function at maximum levels of independence with skills basic to living.

Qualifications:A. Education1. Graduate of an accredited school of Occupational TherapyB. Experience1. One year of experience as an OT required2. Preferred experience in rehabilitation and/or long-term careC. Licensure1. Current OT license in the state of Georgia or Alabama as determined by job location