Travel Home Health Occupational Therapist
Camilla, GA
Ardor Health Solutions
5x8 hrs, Days
Referral Bonus

Travel Occupational Therapist (OT) – Home Accessibility Evaluations

Southwest Georgia Regional Commission | Southwest Georgia

Looking for something different than traditional Home Health or outpatient therapy? The Southwest Georgia Regional Commission is seeking a Travel Occupational Therapist to perform home accessibility and safety evaluations throughout Southwest Georgia.

Unlike a traditional OT role, this is a consultative, non-treatment position. You won't be carrying a patient caseload or providing ongoing therapy. Instead, you'll visit patients' homes to assess safety, accessibility, and functional needs, then recommend adaptive equipment and home modifications that help individuals remain independent in their own homes.

This is a unique opportunity for therapists looking to use their clinical expertise in a different way while enjoying the flexibility and independence of traveling throughout a designated service area.

Position Highlights

• Home Accessibility Evaluation Role
• Non-Clinical / No Ongoing Patient Treatments
• 13-Week Travel Contract
• Full-Time Schedule
• Adult & Geriatric Population
• Independent Field-Based Position
• Southwest Georgia Regional Commission

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive in-home accessibility and safety evaluations.
• Assess patients' functional abilities within their home environment.
• Recommend adaptive equipment, durable medical equipment (DME), and home modifications to improve safety and independence.
• Identify fall risks and environmental barriers.
• Prepare detailed evaluation reports and recommendations.
• Coordinate recommendations with appropriate agencies and healthcare providers.
• Travel throughout an assigned coverage area while managing an independent schedule.

Service Area

Coverage is assigned geographically, similar to a Home Health territory, and may include:

• Baker
• Calhoun
• Colquitt
• Decatur
• Dougherty
• Early
• Grady
• Lee
• Miller
• Mitchell
• Seminole
• Terrell
• Thomas
• Worth Counties

Therapists are assigned a territory to minimize travel whenever possible.

Why This Opportunity?

If you're looking to step away from productivity requirements and daily treatment sessions, this role offers a refreshing alternative. You'll still use your OT knowledge every day while helping patients remain safely in their homes through expert recommendations rather than direct treatment. It's an excellent fit for therapists who enjoy independence, problem-solving, environmental assessments, and making a meaningful impact on patients' quality of life.

Looking for a unique OT opportunity? This Southwest Georgia position focuses on home safety and accessibility evaluations—not traditional patient treatments. Travel throughout your assigned territory assessing homes, recommending adaptive equipment and modifications, and helping patients safely remain independent in their own homes.