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$2,022 – $2,084/wk
Wisconsin OT contractsmedian $2,601/wk
$1,400/wkFloor 22% below the Wisconsin median floor$3,100/wk
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✓Required qualifications include graduation from an accredited Occupational Therapy program and a current Wisconsin license
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Travel Occupational Therapist jobs in Ashland, WI offer a 13-week contract with 8-hour day shifts in a skilled nursing facility. In this role, you will evaluate patient conditions, develop and implement treatment plans, and help residents relearn daily living tasks to improve independence and quality of life. You will demonstrate therapeutic exercises, educate patients on adaptive equipment, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to achieve patient goals1.

Ashland, WI features beautiful Lake Superior shoreline, a vibrant arts scene, and plenty of outdoor recreation like hiking and fishing. Enjoy local dining and community events during your assignment. Required qualifications include graduation from an accredited Occupational Therapy program and a current Wisconsin license.

Experience in skilled nursing settings is recommended1. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters and clinical support, and access to the AMN Passport app for career assistance. Apply now to join this Travel Occupational Therapist assignment in Ashland, WI.

About the role

Travel Occupational Therapist jobs in Ashland, WI offer a 13-week contract with 8-hour day shifts in a skilled nursing facility. In this role, you will evaluate patient conditions, develop and implement treatment plans, and help residents relearn daily living tasks to improve independence and quality of life.