A master's degree or doctorate degree from an accredited university in Occupational Therapy is required. Coordinate with interdisciplinary team - including

Applicants should have at least one year working specifically with an elderly or aging population, hold a current RN license, and valid driver's license.

Manage and own cases through to a timely resolution and assist with root cause analysis and identifying fixes and preventative measures.

NEA follows all current local, state and federal guidelines. Participate in new project discovery, configuration design, testing, and deployment.

Provide in field problem resolution for client concerns/questions as needed. Ability to develop and sustain strong customer relationships.