Occupational Therapist

Geriatric & Facility-Based Care
Where Healing Meets Harmony

Therapy at Home (TAH) Position Overview

Therapy at Home (TAH) is seeking a thoughtful, adaptable Occupational Therapist to join our interdisciplinary team serving older adults in assisted living, memory care, and facility-based environments.

This role is ideal for clinicians who value patient-centered care, professional collaboration, and clinical growth, and who understand the unique responsibility and privilege of working with geriatric populations, including individuals with dementia and complex medical needs.

Our therapists recognize that we are guests in the facilities we serve, and that high-quality care requires respect, flexibility, strong communication, and sound clinical judgment.

Who This Role Is Designed For

We welcome Occupational Therapists at different stages of their careers who share a commitment to thoughtful, values-aligned care.

Experienced Occupational Therapists

You may be a strong fit if you:

• Have experience in geriatrics, facility-based care, home health, or similar settings
• Value adaptability, clinical reasoning, and collaborative practice
• Are seeking clear expectations, accessible leadership, and meaningful patient relationships
• Want to continue refining your skills within a supportive, team-oriented environment

New Graduate Occupational Therapists

New graduates are encouraged to apply if you:

• Have a genuine interest in geriatric and dementia-informed care
• Are seeking a structured environment with guidance and mentorship
• Value feedback, communication, and professional development
• Are comfortable learning within a facility-based, team-centered model of care

Success in this role is driven less by years of experience and more by:

• Professional maturity
• Emotional intelligence
• Teachability and openness to learning
• Alignment with our values and approach to care

Core Clinical Responsibilities

• Provide skilled occupational therapy services to geriatric patients across varying diagnoses and functional levels
• Adapt treatment plans based on daily patient presentation, including cognition, stamina, mood, and medical status
• Support functional independence, safety, participation, and quality of life
• Deliver care that may be restorative, wellness-focused, or maintenance-based depending on patient needs
• Understand the cycle of care and how each visit fits into the patient’s broader plan

Emotional Intelligence & Patient-Centered Care

• Recognize and respond appropriately to changing patient emotional states
• Communicate effectively with:
• Patients
• Families and POAs
• Facility staff
• Interdisciplinary therapy teams
• Determine what information is essential to share with families and facilities, recognizing that care needs are not “one-size-fits-all”
• Preserve patient dignity, autonomy, and trust in all interactions

Collaboration & Communication

• Work collaboratively with PTs, SLPs, nursing staff, aides, intake, and leadership
• Participate in coordinated care planning and interdisciplinary communication
• Accept feedback and align with organizational care standards
• Communicate proactively within facilities to support continuity of care and appropriate referrals

Documentation & Professional Accountability

• Complete timely, ethical, and defensible documentation
• Understand unit-based billing and productivity expectations
• Adapt to documentation platforms, including WebPT and EPIC
• Balance efficiency with clinical quality, safety, and compliance

Support, Supervision & Mentorship

At Therapy at Home, supervision and mentorship are intentional, structured, and relationship-based.

What You Can Expect

• Consistent access to clinical leadership for guidance and case discussion
• Clear clinical and documentation standards paired with thoughtful feedback
• Ongoing communication that supports confidence and sound clinical judgment
• Leadership that is present, responsive, and invested in therapist success

Mentorship & Growth

• Structured onboarding designed to set therapists up for success
• Mentorship focused on:
• Geriatric and dementia-informed care
• Facility-based practice and professional boundaries
• Clinical reasoning and adaptive treatment planning
• Clear, ethical, and efficient documentation
• Support tailored to experience level, from early-career clinicians to seasoned therapists refining mastery

Values Alignment – HEARTline

We seek clinicians who align with and embody our HEARTline values:

• Healing – Supporting patients holistically
• Excellence – Delivering thoughtful, high-quality care
• Accountability – Owning clinical and professional responsibilities
• Resilience – Adapting to complex and evolving environments
• Teamwork – Collaborating across disciplines and settings

Qualifications

• Licensed Occupational Therapist (state licensure required)
• Interest or experience in geriatrics, dementia, or facility-based care
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Reliable, professional, and growth-oriented mindset

Why Therapists Choose Therapy at Home

• Purpose-driven, patient-centered culture
• Supportive leadership with clear expectations
• Meaningful mentorship and professional development
• A collaborative team that values how care is delivered, not just productivity

If you are an Occupational Therapist who values thoughtful supervision, meaningful mentorship, and patient-centered care, we invite you to apply.

Knowing isn’t enough. Caring is the work.

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Continuing education credits
• Dental insurance
• Flexible schedule
• Health insurance
• Mileage reimbursement
• Paid time off
• Referral program
• Vision insurance

Work Location: In person