Travel Contract

Pediatric Occupational Therapist
Hattiesburg, MS
HumanEdge Travel Healthcare
5x8 hrs

$1,955/week

Posted 3 days ago

Overview

Start DateASAP
Shift Breakdown5x8 hrs
Duration13 weeks
Setting
Hospital

Pay

Estimated total pay

$1,955/week

Description

Travel Pediatric Occupational Therapist (OT)

Location: Hattiesburg, Mississippi
Specialty: Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Employment Type: Travel

Job Details

Start Date: ASAP
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Shift: Days, 8 AM - 5 PM with weekend and holiday rotation
Work Setting: Primarily Outpatient, with some Acute Care during weekend/holiday rotations and high cancel days

Requirements

Valid Mississippi OT license
BLS certification
Minimum 1+ year experience in Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Permanent address located more than 50 miles from the facility

Additional Information

Position includes weekend and holiday rotations
Submissions missing any of the above requirements will be rejected

Employer

HumanEdge Travel Healthcare

About

HumanEdge Allied Health is a full-service nursing and allied health staffing agency that has lived and breathed staffing for more than 30 years, making us one of the most trusted in the industry!

Response timewithin an hour

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Hattiesburg, MS

About

Hattiesburg is best known as the home of the University of Southern Mississippi, William Carey University and Camp Shelby, the largest National Guard training base east of the Mississippi River. It has one of the biggest historic districts in the region, with the art-centric downtown lined with many well-preserved buildings. It's also home to coffee shops, bakeries and bistros, while Colludium Brewing Company offers brewery tours. The 41-mile Longleaf Trace Trail is popular for hiking and biking, as it meanders all the way to Prentiss. Paralleling the main trail is a 26-mile equestrian path. History enthusiasts should take the self-guided Freedom Summer Trail driving tour, which includes 15 sites related to the civil rights movement and the Freedom Summer of 1964, aimed to register African American voters in the state. The Mississippi Armed Forces Museum and the African American Military History Museum feature even more of the region's history.

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