Occupational Therapist (New Grad Mentor Program) - Greater Abingdon, MD
About the Role
FOX Rehabilitation’s innovative Emerging Professionals Mentor Program is designed for newly graduated Occupational Therapists seeking the perfect blend of mentorship and independence to launch their careers. Join a team that’s revolutionizing care for older adults while receiving the support you need to become a confident, successful, and well-rounded professional.
Why FOX?
Founded in 1998, FOX was the first private practice in the U.S. to provide outpatient services in a home setting. We offer clinicians flexibility and autonomy while ensuring top-tier, 1:1 patient care. As a nationally recognized organization with over 4,000 PTs, OTs, and SLPs, we continue to grow and innovate.
What You’ll Love
- Mentorship & growth: Gain a dedicated mentor and hands-on training to help you become a confident, well-rounded clinician.
- No prior in-home or home health experience required: Receive training, support, and mentorship to succeed in a rewarding setting.
- Manageable caseload: See 6-8 patients per day on average, allowing you to focus on delivering exceptional care without feeling overwhelmed.
- 1:1 care & 60-minute sessions: Provide high-quality, individualized treatment with no double-booking.
- Flexible schedule: Set your own schedule with no nights or weekends required.
- Additional income & referral bonuses: Supplement your income by treating additional patients or earn bonuses by referring a classmate or colleague.
Benefits
- Comprehensive health, vision, and dental plans.
- 401K plan with discretionary employer match.
- Paid Time Off (PTO) and holidays for all eligible employees.
Pay
In Maryland, the standard base pay range for a Full-Time role is $70,000 - $105,000 annually with opportunities to earn more. Part-Time and FOX Flex (PRN) roles will be pro-rated.
Requirements
- Licensed (or soon-to-be licensed) Occupational Therapist in Maryland.
- Graduate from an accredited OT program.
- Current CPR Certification.
- Exceptional patient service delivery, outstanding interpersonal skills, and a consistent ability to demonstrate clinical excellence.
- A desire to develop professionally and a passion for patient-centered care.
- Basic computer literacy.