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How much does a Occupational Therapist make?

Based on 184 occupational therapist job postings open right now on Vast Job Finder. Updated monthly.

Staff paytypically staff and permanent roles
$50.00/hr
$104k/yr
Middle 50%: $47.09/hr to $60.00/hr
155 postings
Paysalaried roles
$40.87/hr
$85k/yr
Middle 50%: $36.06/hr to $44.71/hr
Employers quote this as $85,000/year
29 postings

The salary figures below reflect active job postings for Occupational Therapists currently listed on this board. Postings are offered under two different employment models. Hourly positions, which typically represent staff or permanent roles, are based on 155 postings and show a median of $50.00/hr, with the middle 50 percent of postings ranging from $47.09/hr to $60.00/hr. Annual positions, which typically represent travel or contract work, are based on 29 postings and show a median of $85,000/yr, with the middle 50 percent ranging from $75,000/yr to $93,000/yr. Among states with multiple postings, California offers the highest median hourly rate at $60.00/hr across 52 postings.

Where occupational therapists earn the most

Hourly-equivalent pay by state, states with at least 20 open postings.

StateMedian hourlyPer yearPostings
California$60.00/hr$125k/yr52Jobs in California

Open occupational therapist jobs

The postings behind these figures. Apply directly on the employer site.

Occupational Therapist Assistant- Flex/PRN- Inpatient Rehab
Carilion ClinicRoanoke, VANot listed
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How we calculate this. Figures come from pay ranges published in job postings currently live on Vast Job Finder, not from a salary survey or self-reported data. We use each posting’s starting pay and publish a figure only when at least 25 postings support it. Employers quote pay differently, so weekly and annual figures are converted to an hourly equivalent at 40 hours a week and 52 weeks a year to make them comparable. Travel and contract assignments are shown separately from staff roles because the work and the pay structure differ. Recomputed monthly as inventory turns over.