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Reliant Rehabilitation·Little Rock, Arkansas
Occupational Therapist · $55 - $60/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 200 posted allied health roles in Arkansas rates. This role sits in the 78th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 43% above the Arkansas median for allied health roles.
The Occupational Therapist provides high-quality care through patient screening, evaluation, and the development of individualized treatment plans. They also supervise assistants and technicians while ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations.
Overview This position may be offered as a Full-Time or PRN opening, depending on several factors.
Please apply, and a member of our team will reach out to discuss available options.
Why Join Reliant Rehabilitation?
Joining Reliant means becoming part of a team that makes a real difference in the lives of patients and residents across a variety of care communities.
As one of the nation’s largest contract therapy providers, Reliant offers unmatched clinical support, professional development, and growth opportunities.
Our leadership team began their careers as therapists, and we take pride in promoting from within.
You’ll be supported by a dedicated clinical team that provides ongoing training, proven protocols, and hands-on guidance — ensuring therapy is delivered effectively for patients and in full compliance to support our partners.
With operations in 44 states and more than 900 communities nationwide, Reliant can match your location, schedule, and career goals, wherever your path leads.
Candidates must have graduated from an ACOTE-accredited occupational therapy program. A current and valid state license to practice as an Occupational Therapist is required.
Market context
Occupational therapist openings in Arkansas are often driven by schools, hospitals, and rehabilitation settings that need clinicians who can support functional goals and documentation requirements. This role is competitive because employers typically look for a degree in Occupational Therapy, a current state license or eligibility to obtain one, plus strong clinical, interpersonal, fiscal, and computer skills. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm licensure steps and prepare examples of patient progress, collaboration, and documentation experience before applying.