You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active Minnesota OT license, or proof of a Minnesota license application at submission
Qualifications
✓At least 1 year of OT experience
✓Pediatric experience: ADLs, autism, developmental testing/treatment, learning disabilities, handwriting
✓Adult experience helpful: orthopedics, hand injury, CVA, TBI, SCI, and similar
✓Documentation skills: evaluations, plans of care, reassessments and discharge
✓Knowledge of infection prevention, fall/risk assessment and National Patient Safety Goals
✓Candidates living within 25 miles of the facility are not eligible, and former permanent employees must be separated for at least 9 months
✓Must be able to work holidays as the facility needs
Preferred pediatric skills: cerebral palsy, early intervention, feeding/swallowing, NDT, sensory integration and sensory diet programs, spina bifida, visual perceptual testing, adaptive equipment
Epic charting experience preferred
New Minnesota OT contracts paying $2,450+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Full employer posting
Occupational Therapist – Pediatric Outpatient / Hospital | Travel | Willmar, MN Location: Willmar, MN Assignment length: 13 weeks Start date: 11/02/2026 (ends approximately 01/30/2027)
- Days, 4x10-hour shifts (07:30–18:00) Work week: 40 hours Setting: Children’s hospital outpatient, with some adult inpatient/acute coverage About the Assignment We are seeking an Occupational Therapist for a 13-week travel assignment with a children’s hospital system in Willmar, MN. The role is mostly pediatric hospital outpatient, with adult inpatient coverage as needed. The outpatient clinic is attached to the hospital by a tunnel and is across the street. You will treat a wide variety of diagnoses across adolescent, adult, pediatric and geriatric patients. First-time travelers are welcome. Requirements
- Active Minnesota OT license, or proof of a Minnesota license application at submission
- At least 1 year of OT experience
- Pediatric
ADLs, autism, developmental testing/treatment, learning disabilities, handwriting • Preferred pediatric
- cerebral palsy, early intervention, feeding/swallowing, NDT, sensory integration and sensory diet programs, spina bifida, visual perceptual testing, adaptive equipment
- Adult experience helpful: orthopedics, hand injury, CVA, TBI, SCI, and similar
- Documentation
- evaluations, plans of care, reassessments and discharge
- Epic charting experience preferred
- Knowledge of infection prevention, fall/risk assessment and National Patient Safety Goals
- Candidates living within 25 miles of the facility are not eligible, and former permanent employees must be separated for at least 9 months
- Must be able to work holidays as the facility needs