The Role of a Therapist in Long Term Care

Therapists provide treatment to improve health conditions or prevent health issues. Therapists may specialize in a number of areas, such as occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy, or infusion therapy. Hospice care therapists might focus on spiritual guidance or pain management. Therapists use different methods ranging from counseling to physical exercise.

How to Become a Therapist

Education, training, and licensing requirements vary.

Find a Therapist Job in Long Term Care

Our job board shows openings at long term care providers throughout Oregon. A master’s degree is the minimum education requirement for all counselors and therapists in Oregon. All applicants must complete (or have completed) at least three years (36 months) of qualified supervised clinical counseling experience in order to qualify for licensure.

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Wage Expectations

View wage data for various Oregon therapist roles:

Education for Long Term Care Therapists

OHCA offers several clincal sessions at the OHCA Spring Expo and the OHCA Annual Convention. View upcoming educational opportunities here.