SUMMARY: SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Department Director and the Occupational Therapy Supervisor, provides quality occupational therapy services to patients through evaluation and administration of treatment to restore function and prevent disabilities. An occupational therapist skilled in outpatient therapy needs for upper extremities, including orthopedic, neurological and oncologic clinical emphasis. The ideal candidate has worked in an outpatient setting or has had strong student clinical experience in an outpatient setting. They can expect to see patients with shoulder, elbow, wrist, basic hand injuries, related to injury or diagnosis such as stroke. They will work either 4-10 hr days (off day to be Wednesdays) or 5-8 hour days, with hours working until 5:30 p.m. with either s