Occupational Therapist (contractor - part time)

The occupational therapist provides assistance to children facing physical, mental, developmental, or emotional difficulties by responding to referrals, creating treatment plans, and educating staff on supporting therapy goals. This role involves monitoring an occupational assistant and students while ensuring services help children meet educational goals and kindergarten readiness.

Candidates must possess a master’s degree in occupational therapy and demonstrate knowledge of therapy principles, along with the ability to monitor assistants/Students and educate early education staff. Essential requirements include compliance with professional standards, ethical practice, and the ability to work independently with children aged 6 weeks to 13 years.