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Job description
Acute Care Occupational Therapist – Hospital-Based | Atlanta GA | Level I Trauma | $6K Sign-On
Position Highlights
Acute care OT at a non-profit Level I Trauma and academic medical center (Atlanta GA)
Acute experience preferred, strong new grads considered
High-acuity caseload: ICU, severe trauma, stroke, complex post-op
$6,000 sign-on bonus plus relocation assistance
PSLF eligible
Patient-centered model, ~7-8 patients/day, treatment times not hard-capped
8-week onboarding with a senior preceptor, M-F 8-5, only 1-in-8 weekends, 22 days PTO
About the Role
Our ideal candidate has the heart of a servant leader and a passion for patient-centered care. We're not looking for someone after their next "job," but someone who wants to invest in their career and help patients understand what's happened to their bodies through their injury or condition. Patient education is the number one priority. You'll carry a high-acuity caseload at a Level I Trauma and academic medical center, with an 8-week structured onboarding paired with a senior preceptor, and a well-staffed PRN pool that keeps weekend coverage to roughly 1 in 8.
Qualifications & Requirements
Bachelor's, Master's, or Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from an accredited program
Active or pending Georgia OT license
Acute care experience preferred, but strong new grads will be considered
Team player who adapts well to changing caseloads
Servant-leader mindset
For immediate and confidential consideration, please submit your resume via the link below.
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Worksite address
kennesaw, GA, 30156, US
Who can apply
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