Healthforce by TLC·Grand Junction, Colorado
Core responsibilities involve performing comprehensive Occupational Therapy evaluations, interpreting results, and developing individualized treatment plans addressing daily living activities, functional skills, and cognitive function. Clinicians will deliver evidence-based interventions to promote independence, maintain thorough documentation, and educate patients and families on home programs.
Take your Occupational Therapy expertise to the next phase with a travel assignment as an Occupational Therapist in Grand Junction, Colorado.
This opportunity is designed for professionals who are passionate about helping individuals reclaim independence and meaningful daily living.
As you assess clients, design and implement evidence-based, client-centered interventions, and monitor progress across inpatient, outpatient, or skilled nursing environments, you’ll work alongside physicians, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, and case managers to optimize functional outcomes.
You’ll guide patients through activities that restore self-care, home management, and community participation, empowering them to return to work, school, or leisure with confidence.
This role offers variety, autonomy, and the satisfaction of making a tangible difference in lives while you explore Colorado’s vibrant communities and, through travel, other regions across the United States.
Picture the moment a patient demonstrates improved dressing skills, safe mobility, or renewed participation in a cherished hobby—your expertise makes that possible.
Separately, Colorado’s beauty enhances this professional journey. Grand Junction sits near the Colorado National Monument and the Grand Mesa, offering stunning scenery and easy access to outdoor recreation. The four-season climate supports a healthy work-life balance, with nearby hiking, river trails, vineyards, and cultural events enriching your time off. For those who crave broader horizons, this travel assignment can lead to experiences in additional U.S. locations through our network, giving you the chance to broaden your clinical perspective while enjoying a supported, structured travel experience.
Working in Grand Junction provides a collaborative care environment with a focus on patient-centered outcomes. You’ll contribute to a diverse rehabilitation team in a community that values evidence-based practice and compassionate care. The locale supports work-life balance, a reasonable cost of living, and access to high-quality rehab facilities. As a traveling clinician, you’ll benefit from robust, 24/7 support from our dedicated team, ensuring smooth transitions between assignments and responsive help whenever you need it. Housing assistance is included to minimize relocation stress, and there are extension opportunities that allow you to continue contributing to patient care beyond the initial contract if both you and the site agree. Additionally, you’ll gain exposure to various practice settings, payors, and patient populations across Colorado and beyond, further enriching your clinical repertoire and professional network.
The hours and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.
Our organization is built to empower staff and foster professional growth within a supportive, respectful workplace. We are committed to ongoing education, interprofessional collaboration, and clear pathways for advancement. You’ll find a culture that values your contributions, supports your development, and recognizes achievement—whether through additional certifications, expanded clinical roles, or leadership opportunities—so you can build a sustainable, rewarding OT career.
If you’re ready to make a meaningful impact for patients and families while advancing your OT career, apply now. This is your chance to join a company that values your expertise, provides comprehensive travel support, and offers opportunities across multiple locations nationwide beginning 02/26/2026. You will have guaranteed 40 hours per week with a competitive weekly pay range of $2,074–$2,135, along with a bonus program, housing assistance, and extension opportunities that enable ongoing collaboration and growth. Embark on this exciting journey and help shape the future of occupational therapy care.
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About TLC Nursing Healthforce is a nationwide travel healthcare staffing agency pairing Nursing and Allied Health professionals with high-quality travel and local contracts across the U.S.
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Candidates must be passionate Occupational Therapy professionals capable of assessing clients and implementing interventions across inpatient, outpatient, or skilled nursing settings. The role requires guiding patients to restore self-care, home management, and community participation, while collaborating with a multidisciplinary care team.
Market context
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