Are you an occupational therapist? Therapy Placement Services works with employers across the northwestern United States and can find the right fit for you. Our company is therapist owned and operated, so we know what it takes to move your career in the right direction.
We pride ourselves on customer service—we’ll listen to your needs and preferences so we can perform a job search tailored to your unique circumstances.
We build professional relationships with many types of employers—schools, hospitals, outpatient facilities, home health organizations and private practices. These relationships allow us to offer occupational therapists a variety of jobs and placement opportunities throughout the northwest.
Our goal is to help navigate all your options to find the best position for you. You will never be obligated to take an assignment—you have the final choice in what position you accept. During an orientation, we will assess your skills and goals so we can perform a customized job search.
This process saves you the time and energy of finding the perfect position—and it costs you nothing. Our placement coordinators are all industry experienced and will ensure you are successfully placed.
From enabling young children thrive to helping stroke patients perform daily tasks, occupational therapists have the opportunity to work with a multitude of clients—and make a difference in their lives every day.
And the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) says the occupational therapy jobs outlook is growing much faster than other occupations—29 percent by 2022.
If you’re looking for occupational therapist jobs, Therapy Placement Services can find the right fit for you. As a therapist owned and operated company, we work with hundreds of employers across the northwestern United States.
Occupational therapists help people across the lifespan participate in everyday activities. Which means your work will take you into a variety of environments, including homes, workplaces and schools, as you help determine client goals and evaluate their progress.
You usually spend a lot of time on your feet. Entry level positions require a Master’s degree and all states require therapists be licensed and registered.
The BLS reports the median occupational therapist salary in 2012 was $75,400 per year, or $36.25 an hour, across the nation. The salary for occupational therapists depends on experience and type of position. Positions also vary according to required skill set, hours, location and clientele. We can pair you with the right employer to meet your needs.
Contact us, we’ll reply to you within 24 business hours to schedule an initial interview. We look forward to working with you!