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AMN Healthcare · Waterville, METravel

Occupational Therapist - Skilled

TypeFull time
Assignment13 weeks
Shift8h · Days
PostedOct 26
Pay for this position
$2,049 – $2,112/wk
Maine OT contractsmedian $1,958/wk
$1,500/wkFloor 5% above the Maine median floor$2,200/wk

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Travel OT skilled jobs in Waterville, Maine let you help patients regain independence and improve quality of life through tailored rehabilitation programs. You will assess patient needs, develop individualized therapy plans, provide therapeutic exercises, train in adaptive equipment, and educate patients and families. This role requires a current Occupational Therapist license in Maine and experience in skilled nursing or rehabilitation settings is recommended 1.

Waterville offers a charming New England atmosphere, vibrant downtown, four-season weather, and access to outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, and skiing. Enjoy local arts, historic neighborhoods, and the scenic Kennebec River. AMN Healthcare provides excellent compensation, discounts and perks, dedicated recruiters and clinical support, the AMN Passport app for 24/7 career management, and the highest ethical standards as a publicly traded company.

Apply now to join this Travel OT skilled assignment in Waterville, Maine.

About the role

Travel OT skilled jobs in Waterville, Maine let you help patients regain independence and improve quality of life through tailored rehabilitation programs. You will assess patient needs, develop individualized therapy plans, provide therapeutic exercises, train in adaptive equipment, and educate patients and families.