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MLee Healthcare Staffing and Recruiting, Inc

Certified Occupational Therapist - COT

charlotte, NC

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Job description

Transform Lives as a Certified Occupational Therapist in Vibrant Charlotte, North Carolina

Are you an enthusiastic Occupational Therapist eager to assist patients in reclaiming their independence and enhancing their overall well-being? If you're looking for an opportunity to make a profound difference while furthering your career in a city celebrated for its vibrancy and creativity, consider what awaits you here.

We are on the lookout for a dedicated, full-time licensed OTR/L who is keen to join a dynamic, innovative therapy team that prioritizes teamwork, ingenuity, and impactful results. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just embarking on your career path, this position offers the chance to make a positive impact in a location that harmonizes hustle with Southern charm.

Job Description

Craft Tailored Treatment Plans: Assess patients' individual needs and create personalized therapy plans that guide them in reaching their functional milestones.

Implement Therapeutic Techniques: Apply research-based practices to improve patients' motor skills, cognitive functions, and activities of daily living.

Collaborate with Multi-disciplinary Teams: Engage closely with fellow therapists, physicians, and nursing staff to deliver comprehensive and integrated care.

Educate Patients and Families: Provide guidance to patients and their caregivers on therapy practices that facilitate continuous progress at home.

Track and Evaluate Progress: Monitor clinical outcomes and modify treatment strategies as necessary, ensuring patients are progressing as expected.

Education

A degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited educational institution

Continuing education opportunities and post-graduate certifications are encouraged and supported

Certifications

Active Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) license is required

NBCOT (National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy) certification is necessary

Skills

A genuine enthusiasm for helping people and a commitment to supporting their highest level of independence

Strong, empathetic communication skills with patients and teammates alike

The ability to think creatively and adapt plans to cater to diverse needs

Confidence in working both independently and collaboratively within a close-knit, interdisciplinary team

Benefits

A supportive, collaborative work environment with plenty of opportunities for growth

Full-time schedule offering flexible shift options

Access to excellent mentorship and professional development resources

Utilization of state-of-the-art tools, facilities, and documentation systems

Opportunities to participate in quality improvement and innovative projects

In this role, you will do more than just treat conditions — you will be pivotal in restoring routines, rebuilding confidence, and reintroducing joy into daily activities. Whether guiding stroke survivors through the intricacies of fine motor rehabilitation or assisting orthopedic patients in regaining mobility post-surgery, your expertise will be essential in providing patient-centered care that nurtures resilience and fosters independence.

This environment champions depth over expedience. Each patient represents a unique narrative, and every therapy session forms a significant chapter in their recovery journey. Collaboration with fellow healthcare professionals, including therapists, doctors, nurses, and social workers, is vital in co-developing individualized rehab plans that reflect the distinctiveness of each patient.

Why You Will Enjoy Being Part of Our Team—And the City That Feels Like Home

We have cultivated an extraordinary environment here. Our therapy team doesn't merely come and go; we uplift one another, share insights, and celebrate all victories together, no matter their size. You will be welcomed into a workplace where your contributions are valued, your growth is prioritized, and your positive impact is evident each day.

And let's talk about the locale: Charlotte, North Carolina, a city that surpasses expectations and embraces the adventurous spirit. Say goodbye to towering skyscrapers — here, you'll find a landscape steeped in Southern hospitality, with countless parks, lively neighborhoods, and a rich cultural tapestry.

From bustling food scenes boasting culinary delights to vibrant art districts teeming with creativity, there is always something exciting unfolding. Charlotte invites you to enjoy outdoor adventures, from visiting lush gardens to engaging in waterside activities. There's a delightful blend of contemporary appeal and historical charm that results in a lifestyle brimming with inspiration and opportunity.

The Ideal Candidate

We are searching for an individual who views occupational therapy not merely as a career but as a true vocation. You should be someone who feels a thrill when a patient regains the ability to use their hands, walks with a bit more autonomy, or shares heartfelt stories that have long felt out of reach.

Whether you are an established OTR/L or a passionate newcomer just starting your journey, you'll thrive in this role if you approach your work with heart, energy, and a spirit of service. If you are excited about merging high-quality healthcare with a high-quality lifestyle — that harmonious balance awaits you here.

Your Opportunity to Make a Difference

This is more than just a job title; this is your call to be part of something truly meaningful. Your efforts will shape destinies, elevate recoveries, and reclaim what has been lost, all while immersing yourself in a region celebrated for its balance of effort and ease.

If you are prepared to learn, give back, and immerse yourself in a community that genuinely cares — we eagerly await your application.

Worksite address

charlotte, NC, 28245, US

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