Occupational Therapist, OT

InHome Therapy is seeking a compassionate, motivated, and licensed Home Health Occupational Therapist (OT) to join our growing team.
You’ll provide one-on-one care to geriatric patients in their homes in and around North Fort Worth and Keller, helping them regain mobility, reduce pain, and improve their quality of life. If you’re looking for a flexible schedule, supportive team, and the opportunity to improve lives, we’d love to hear from you!
Contact Shane directly at  or apply below.

• Deliver in-home Occupational therapy services
• Evaluate patient mobility, strength, and function to develop treatment goals
• Implement effective rehabilitation and therapeutic exercise programs for adult and geriatric patients
• Educate patients and families on recovery plans and preventive care
• Maintain accurate and timely home health care documentation

• Flexible scheduling (you own your time)
• Work-life balance in a growing, patient-focused home health company
• Full-Time, Part-Time or PRN
• W2 or 1099 Contractor employment options
• Consistent patient census- we bring the patients to you via our network of agency partners
• Financial and health benefits (medical insurance, dental, vision, PTO, 401k for eligible employees)*
• Supplies, including a tablet with data plan*
• Tailored paid-training and mentorship
• Concierge-level clinical and administrative support
• Leadership opportunities and professional development

• Active OT license + BLS CPR
• Comfort with basic tech; email, texting, tablets, EMR systems (training provided)
• Reliable transportation to see patients in their homes

Apply today or contact Shane at or

Pay: $70/hr to $85/hr per eval (based on experience)

* Benefits may vary based on position and employment type

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