The role involves providing occupational therapy to patients in a skilled nursing and rehabilitation setting, focusing on both long-term care and short-term recovery. The OT will develop and implement treatment plans, assess patient progress, and oversee therapy staff such as OTAs and aides. Key responsibilities include maintaining accurate documentation, collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, ensuring patient safety, and demonstrating professionalism. Qualifications include NBCOT certification, licensure in the state, and proficiency in therapy software and communication skills. New graduates are encouraged to apply. The position emphasizes compassionate patient care, adherence to legal and company policies, and active participation in community health initiatives. Benefits include continuing education, flexible scheduling, and career growth opportunities.