OT Works! is looking for an Occupational Therapist to join our team in Victoria, BC.
This is a contract position with a full caseload.
When you join OT Works!, our experienced team and network of therapists will help you develop and grow your career as a private practice OT. We offer paid training and program-specific resources covering protocols and clinical strategies for your clients. We provide structured mentorship, consistent and clear report-writing support, the freedom to define your own caseload, and opportunities to develop or broaden your private practice. You will grow as a clinician and professional while creating meaningful work/life balance within a culture of flexibility, creativity, and collaboration.
At OT Works!, you will work for a company that is constantly praised by its customers and clients. Our reports are deemed “gold standards” by customers, and clients repeatedly tell us how much their OTs cared and made a significant difference in their lives.

JOB SUMMARY:

An Occupational Therapist providing community-based services to clients in different stages of rehabilitation. Duties include:

• Assessing and treating clients in the community, in their homes, or workplaces
• Working with clients with physical, brain injury, and/or mental health conditions
• Providing services to a range of different customers (ICBC, WorkSafeBC, various insurers and government programs, and others)
• Delivering care independently, with support from our team
• Preparing and submitting reports
• Defining your caseload (client mix and number of files)

REQUIREMENTS:

• Degree in Occupational Therapy
• Member of CHCPBC - College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (or eligible for registration)
• Valid driver’s license and vehicle
• Legal ability to work in Canada.

SKILLS

• Strong critical thinking and clinical reasoning
• A collaborative approach with peers and professional networks
• Passion, creativity, and drive to make a difference in the lives of your clients
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• New grads are welcome; experience is valued, but not required.

• Assessing and treating clients in the community, in their homes, or workplaces
• Working with clients with physical, brain injury, and/or mental health conditions
• Providing services to a range of different customers (ICBC, WorkSafeBC, various insurers and government programs, and others)
• Delivering care independently, with support from our team
• Preparing and submitting reports
• Defining your caseload (client mix and number of files