St. Luke's Health - The Vintage Hospital·Houston, Texas
The Occupational Therapist will screen, evaluate, and provide therapeutic intervention for individuals with disabilities affecting daily life activities, designing programs to meet physical, psychological, and age-specific patient needs. This role involves performing various functional and status evaluations and collaborating with the interdisciplinary team to coordinate care and ensure patient needs are met.
Where You’ll Work St.
Luke's Health–The Vintage Hospital provides high-quality, compassionate care for residents of the Willowbrook, Champions, and Tomball areas of Northwest Houston.
With the resources of the St.
Luke’s Health system, we are able to deliver the most advanced care available to our Northwest Houston community.
The Vintage Hospital offers the latest in diagnostic and surgical expertise, including heart care, women’s health, and orthopedics.
Job Summary and Responsibilities Occupational Therapist This is a PRN role.
The rate is $46/hr.
As our Occupational Therapist at St.
Luke's Health - Vintage Hospital, now part of CommonSpirit Health, you will screen, evaluate and provide therapeutic intervention for individuals identified with disabilities that interfere with their ability to perform daily life activities.
Evaluates, plans and Implements occupational therapy treatment programs according to physician referral, and/or plan of care.
Designs programs to meet the patient’s physical, psychological, and age specific needs; Performs evaluations, tests, and measurements of functional status, neuromuscular, musculo‐skeletal, cognitive/perceptual, and sensory /psychological Functions Works collaboratively with all members of the interdisciplinary team, other departments and disciplines to assure patients and customer’s needs are met in a timely manner; encourages the active participation of the patient and/or family in goal setting and patient/family training/education Coordinates care of patients with other departmental and hospital activities in a manner that fosters a positive professional image consistent with the departmental and hospital goals and mission statement.
This includes, but is not limited to, discharge planning, participation in care conferences, interdisciplinary rounds, collaborative practice groups, the student program and community endeavors Job Requirements Bachelor's Degree ‐ Occupational Therapy No previous experience required.
State Licensure in Occupational Therapy required (NBCOT) Americian Heart Association BLS certification *Non‐graduates eligible for licensure will be considered #THERAPHY #THERAPYSLWH
Candidates must possess a Bachelor's Degree in Occupational Therapy and hold the required State Licensure in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT), along with American Heart Association BLS certification. No previous experience is required, and non-graduates eligible for licensure will be considered.
Market context
In Texas, Occupational Therapist openings often reflect steady demand in skilled nursing and long-term care settings, where employers look for clinicians who can support rehabilitation and daily function. These roles are competitive because candidates with an active Texas OT license, good standing with regulators, and current treatment knowledge can step into patient care with less onboarding. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to quickly compare fit, then confirm your license status and SNF or long-term care experience before applying.
