Help people regain the skills to live and work independently after injury or illness.
Part of the Health & Care world
Guided by Pulse
“The hard days are hard. But someone breathes easier because you showed up. And not every door here needs medical school — start where you can reach.”
On a typical day you might help a stroke survivor relearn to button a shirt, design a workspace for someone with chronic pain, and watch a patient do something today they couldn't do last week.
5 stops · self-paced · a common path, not the only one
You are here
Today — wherever you're starting from
Occupational Therapist
Your destination
Search for:
"Occupational Therapist" OR "OT" OR "OTR/L"
Where to look:
Application tip:
Mention the settings you're drawn to (peds, rehab, schools) — employers hire OTs who genuinely want their population.