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Pediatric Outpatient Occupational Therapist
Woodstock, Virginia
Shenandoah Memorial Hospital

$1,881-2,240/week

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Job Opportunity: Occupational Therapist (Outpatient Pediatrics)

Location: Woodstock, Virginia
Employment Type: Travel Contract
Contract Length: 13 weeks

Position Details

Specialty: Occupational Therapy (Outpatient Pediatrics)
Required Years of Experience: 2 years (highest requirement between sources)
Prior Travel Experience: Not explicitly required
Number of Openings: 1
Weekly Guaranteed Hours: 36 hours
Shift Hours: Monday - Thursday, 8:00 AM – 5:45 PM
Weekend Requirements: None
On-Call Requirements: None

Required Certifications / Licenses

BLS (AHA only)
Virginia State License (or status of license)

Work Environment

Unit: Physical Therapy Outpatient
EMR System: EPIC
Dress Code: Per Valley Health dress code policy

Additional Notes

Preferred: 1+ years of outpatient pediatrics experience
Float Requirements: None

Requirements/Qualifications

Valid Pediatric Occupational Therapist license in Virginia
Minimum of 1 year of Pediatric Occupational Therapist experience within the last year
Experience as an Occupational Therapist
BLS certification issued by the American Heart Association

Facility

Shenandoah Memorial Hospital

4.1rating(10 reviews)

1 nurse recommends working with Shenandoah Memorial Hospital

4.0rating

Pros

Traveler friendly, friendly staff in general, low patient:nurse ratios (1:5 - 6). Shift manager helps with admissions, which is super nice.

Cons

Critical access hospital, so very small (24 beds); large number of homeless and psych population end up getting thrown here and taking up beds. Security does not help at all. They just show up and watch. RNs are called off regularly. You better have a limit written in your contract. My unpaid limit was 3 per 13 weeks, and I used them all, every contract. I renewed my contract once. Wouldn't recommend working on the "step-down" side, as you may have vent patients for up to 24 hours. There are a lot of night admissions and day shift discharges.