Occupational Therapist

Sentara Norfolk General Hospital is hiring full-time, part-time, and PRN Occupational Therapists for Acute Care and Inpatient Rehab! Facility Highlights Practice in a high-acuity academic medical center that is home to the region’s only Level I Trauma Center and burn unit, serves as a teaching hospital for Eastern Virginia Medical School, and partners academically with Old Dominion University Opportunities to work with patients recovering from strokes, brain injuries, trauma, and neurological conditions across Acute Care and Inpatient Rehab, including a growing rehab program supporting patients transitioning to greater independence at home A supportive environment focused on professional growth, including MedBridge access for CEUs and patient home programs, Sentara-hosted education courses with employee discounts, financial support for certifications, and a generous student debt assistance program with no work commitment required Convenient on-site dining options including ExpressOasis for specialty coffees, sandwiches, salads, and pastries, as well as the Norfolk General Café, Subway, and the Corner Market A thoughtfully designed campus featuring green spaces, courtyards, and close proximity to waterfront parks that offer calming outdoor spaces for employees, patients, and visitors Dedicated employee parking garages and convenient access to Hampton Roads Transit (HRT) An inclusive workplace culture supported by multiple Diversity Councils across the enterprise Strong community partnerships with local organizations supporting Maternal & Infant Health, mental health and equity initiatives, and resources for individuals experiencing homelessness Responsibilities Evaluate patients and develop individualized treatment plans to improve functional mobility, independence, and quality of life Provide occupational therapy interventions designed to relieve pain and improve or restore function following illness, injury, or disabling conditions Help patients build or regain daily living, self-care, and vocational skills to support greater independence Educate patients and caregivers on treatment plans, recovery goals, adaptive techniques, and ongoing care strategies Collaborate with and supervise designated care team members to support safe, high-quality, patient-centered care Qualifications Bachelor's, Master's or Doctorate from an accredited Occupational Therapy program Occupational Therapy state license NBCOT Certification BLS Certification Show more Show less