Skill
Splinting
Healthcare and Medical
Splinting is a medical technique for immobilizing an injured limb or joint using a rigid or semi-rigid device to stabilize fractures, sprains, or post-surgical repairs and prevent further injury during healing. It is performed by paramedics, emergency room staff, orthopedic surgeons, and occupational or physical therapists, often as a temporary measure before casting or as ongoing support during rehabilitation. Materials range from simple splints made in the field to custom-molded thermoplastic splints made by hand therapists.
Open roles requiring Splinting (2)
Outpatient Occupational Therapist
AdventHealth
Part-time · ADVENTHEALTH 850 HARVARD · $75,171 – $139,797
This part-time outpatient role treats patients with hand, upper-extremity, and neurological conditions through evaluation, treatment planning, and therapeutic intervention in an AdventHealth facility in Denver. It suits an occupational therapist with clinical experience in hand therapy who wants flexible scheduling and a healthcare environment focused on whole-person wellness.
Listed on AdventHealth’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Occupational Therapist, FT Days, StaffFlex contract
AdventHealth
Contract · GD AH HOME HEALTH/EMS BLDG · $55 / hour
This is a contract occupational therapy position at an AdventHealth facility where you'll evaluate patients, develop treatment plans, and deliver evidence-based therapeutic interventions across various conditions. The role suits experienced OTs who work well in fast-paced healthcare settings and are comfortable with flexible scheduling in a 13-week contract arrangement.
Listed on AdventHealth’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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