Healthforce by TLC·Kitsap County, Washington
As an Occupational Therapist, you will conduct comprehensive assessments and design individualized treatment plans to optimize patient independence and safety. You will collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure cohesive care plans and monitor patient progress.
Step into a purposeful, transformative role as an Occupational Therapist traveling with a leading healthcare team, bringing specialized expertise to Silverdale, Washington, and supporting patients across diverse settings.
This is more than a contract—it’s an invitation to partner with families, caregivers, and other clinicians to restore independence, enhance participation in meaningful activities, and empower people to reclaim daily life after illness, injury, or disability.
In this role, you’ll apply evidence based evaluation, customized treatment plans, and creative adaptive strategies to help individuals of all ages thrive in home, school, clinic, and community environments.
You’ll work alongside a collaborative multidisciplinary team, reflecting the high standards of care you uphold and the impact you’ve demonstrated throughout your OT career.
If you’re drawn to meaningful outcomes, strong patient relationships, and the prospect of shaping recovery journeys, this assignment provides a resilient platform to grow while contributing to better functional outcomes and quality of life.
Washington’s natural beauty complements a career defined by purpose, with opportunities to observe how therapeutic interventions translate into everyday achievements.
Separately, you’ll find Washington’s scenic places inviting and inspiring—the Puget Sound’s shimmering shoreline, the evergreen forests of the Olympic Peninsula, the majesty of Mount Rainier, and the charming harbor towns that make this state a vivid place to live and work.
Working in Silverdale, Washington offers a compelling blend of coastal living, outdoor recreation, and convenient access to larger hubs like Bremerton and Seattle.
You’ll enjoy a community that values wellness, education, and family life, with excellent schools, cultural events, and a thriving urban edge just a short drive away.
The location invites a balanced lifestyle: hike along forest trails, paddle the calm waters, explore waterfront dining, and unwind with stunning sunsets over the water.
The role also provides exposure to a broad patient mix and the chance to collaborate with top clinicians in pediatric, adult, and geriatric OT practice.
For clinicians open to mobility, the assignment can open doors to additional locations across the U.S., offering diverse clinical experiences while you build a robust professional network and a versatile skill set that strengthens your resume and expands your career options.
Role specifics and benefits are designed to maximize your impact and your professional growth.
As an Occupational Therapist in this travel capacity, you’ll conduct comprehensive assessments to identify impairments in fine motor function, coordination, sensory processing, cognitive skills, and activities of daily living.
You’ll design and implement individualized treatment plans, integrating evidence based therapeutic techniques, adaptive equipment, home programs, and caregiver education to optimize independence and safety.
You’ll monitor progress, adjust interventions, and document outcomes in alignment with regulatory standards and the facility’s protocols.
Collaboration is central: you’ll partner with physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, case managers, educators, and family members to ensure cohesive care plans and seamless transitions of care.
You’ll have opportunities to advance your expertise within the specialty, including pediatric, adult, and geriatric settings, bone health and hand therapy, wheel chair and seating assessments, and community reintegration initiatives.
The role emphasizes ongoing professional development through access to continuing education, clinical mentorship, and structured performance feedback.
In addition to a competitive compensation package, you’ll benefit from a signing bonus, housing assistance, and extension opportunities that recognize your value and encourage continuity of care with patients and facilities.
Expect comprehensive support that stands with you every step of the way, including 24/7 assistance from our dedicated travel support team and clinical liaisons who can help navigate licensing, credentialing, and any on the ground challenges.
You’ll work in an environment that celebrates your clinical autonomy while providing a safety net of resources to sustain your well being on the road.
Our company values are grounded in empowering staff to grow, lead, and enrich the communities they serve.
We are committed to fostering a respectful, inclusive, and collaborative culture where clinicians feel heard, supported, and equipped to advance in their careers.
You will be encouraged to take on leadership opportunities, pursue advanced certifications, and contribute to program development that improves patient outcomes and service delivery.
The environment emphasizes work life balance, regular feedback, recognition for excellence, and a shared responsibility for maintaining high standards of patient care.
You’ll find a clear path to expand your expertise within occupational therapy, broaden your impact across patient populations, and develop professional relationships that endure beyond a single assignment.
If you’re ready to join a company that values your expertise and invests in your professional development, this is your moment.
Apply now to begin an influential journey as an Occupational Therapist in Silverdale, Washington, with opportunities to serve in various locations across the United States, and to grow your specialty within a supportive, mission driven organization that champions your contribution and your career trajectory.
Start date is 02/09/2026, with a guaranteed 40 hours per week and a weekly pay range of $2,110 to $2,184.
Duration is listed as weeks, with extension possibilities based on performance and project needs.
The hours, assignments, and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary; final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.
Ready to make a lasting impact, broaden your practice, and join a team that values your dedication?
Apply today 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.
Referral Bonus Earn up to $1,000 per referral — no employment required.
EEO Statement Healthforce is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The job requires expertise in occupational therapy, including experience with diverse patient populations. Candidates should be open to mobility and have a commitment to professional development.
Market context
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