Occupational Therapy Float-PRN- Additional $15/hr

Which settings have you worked in, such as inpatient, outpatient, rehab or pediatrics, and where are you strongest?

What they are checking: Honest view of their range, since a float gets sent wherever the need is.

How do you build trust quickly with a patient you may only see once?

What they are checking: Patient rapport that does not depend on a long relationship.

Tell me about a time you had to change your treatment plan on the spot.

What they are checking: Clinical flexibility when a patient's condition or setting changes.

How available can you be, and how do you handle last-minute shift requests?

What they are checking: Realistic expectations about PRN availability, which matters for planning coverage.

As a PRN float you may cover different units and settings. How do you get up to speed fast in a new area?

What they are checking: Whether they can orient quickly and safely without needing a full handoff every time.

You pick up a patient mid-plan from another therapist. How do you continue their care well?

What they are checking: Respecting the existing plan of care while using their own judgment to adjust it.

A unit asks you to see more patients than you think you can safely treat today. What do you do?

What they are checking: Whether they speak up honestly and prioritize rather than rushing care.

Walk me through an evaluation and plan of care for a patient after a hip replacement.

What they are checking: Core clinical knowledge of precautions and ADL training in a very common case.

How do you keep your documentation consistent when each site may use the chart a little differently?

What they are checking: Attention to accurate, timely notes regardless of the unit.

How do you supervise an assistant or rehab tech you have never worked with?

What they are checking: Setting clear expectations and checking competence before delegating.