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Occupational Therapist Agreement - Self-Employed Independent Contractor 2025

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The document is an Independent Contractor Occupational Therapist Agreement outlining the terms and conditions under which an Occupational Therapist will provide services to an Employer. It includes sections on the scope of duties, confidentiality obligations, compensation details, termination conditions, independent contractor status, insurance requirements, and miscellaneous provisions. The agreement emphasizes the independent nature of the contractor's role and establishes legal responsibilities regarding client information and compliance with Employer policies.

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Begin by entering the date at the top of the agreement, followed by the names of both parties involved: the Employer and the Occupational Therapist.
In Section 1, specify the term of employment and outline the duties expected from the Occupational Therapist. Ensure clarity on responsibilities to avoid misunderstandings.
Move to Section 2 and acknowledge confidentiality obligations. Fill in any necessary details regarding how confidential information will be handled.
In Section 3, clearly state compensation terms, including payment frequency and amount. This section is crucial for financial clarity.
Review Sections 4 through 8 for termination clauses, independent contractor status, insurance requirements, and miscellaneous provisions. Make sure all sections are completed accurately.
Finally, ensure both parties sign at the bottom of the document to finalize the agreement.

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