A typical day for a Summer Occupational Therapist involves evaluating new and returning clients, designing individualized treatment plans, and leading both one-on-one and group therapy sessions. You might work in clinic settings, camps, or community programs, providing hands-on support to help children or adults build daily living, motor, or social skills. Collaboration with other therapists, teachers, and caregivers is common to ensure holistic care. Days can be fast-paced due to the short time frame of summer programs, requiring flexibility and strong organizational skills.