Occupational Therapist (OT, school-based)

Role: School-based Occupational Therapist (OT) providing therapeutic services to a diverse K-12 student population in an onsite setting.

Key Responsibilities

Assess and develop plans for motor, sensory, self-help, and pre-vocational skills, utilizing creative activities and sensory regulation techniques. Work with students from birth to 26, addressing motor and sensory issues, and develop home-based programs communicated to parents. Participate in MET and IEP meetings, adapt equipment, and collaborate with classroom staff to create multidisciplinary programs. Provide instruction and in-service training for staff and parents, maintain accurate student records, and promote student independence through assistive technology. Evaluate student progress, adjust programs, and ensure safety and functional positioning for optimal participation. Serve as a team member for screening, diagnosis, and service eligibility, and perform occupational therapy evaluations and recommendations. Qualifications & Skills Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy and valid state licensure. Possession of a National Provider Identification number or willingness to obtain one. Strong knowledge of developmental milestones, therapeutic assessment, and intervention techniques. Excellent communication, collaboration skills, and ability to adapt equipment and programs to individual needs. Additional Details Full-time, onsite schedule aligned with school hours, supporting student growth and independence. Competitive hourly rate with comprehensive benefits including health coverage, life insurance, disability, and retirement options. Commitment to diversity, compliance, and providing accommodations for qualified individuals.