3,225 active Occupational Therapy positions are open across the US right now, with the deepest concentration in TX, NC, GA. Listings come straight from hospital ATS feeds, refreshed nightly.
Occupational therapy roles span inpatient rehab, outpatient clinics, school systems and home health. OTs restore the activities of daily living after injury, stroke or surgery, and hand therapy (CHT) is among the best-compensated sub-specialties.
Wages for Occupational Therapy roles vary significantly by region, shift, and acuity. Major academic medical centers and urban level-1 trauma hospitals typically anchor the top of the pay band; community and rural sites cluster lower. Where the hospital publishes its pay scale, Waypoint surfaces it directly on the job detail page; where they don't, the apply link still routes straight to the employer's ATS.
Frequently asked
Common questions about Occupational Therapy jobs
How many Occupational Therapy jobs are listed?
3,225 active positions across the United States as of the last nightly scrape.
Which states have the most Occupational Therapy openings?
TX, NC, GA currently lead the country by Occupational Therapy job count. Full state-by-state breakdown is in the sidebar.
Which hospital systems hire the most Occupational Therapy staff?
The top three hiring systems for Occupational Therapy are PruittHealth, HCA Healthcare, Sanford Health. Click any system tag to see all their open roles.
Are travel and per-diem Occupational Therapy positions included?
Yes. Each posting carries a job type flag (Full-Time, Part-Time, Per Diem, Travel). Travel-specific listings are also aggregated separately at /jobs/specialty/travel-nursing.
Do I need a license in the state I'm applying to?
Yes for any direct-care role. Occupational Therapy positions require state RN/APRN licensure for the state of employment. Many nurses qualify for compact-state licensure, see Waypoint's compact-license-states tool at /tools/compact-license-states for the current list.