Occupational Therapist

The occupational therapist will complete initial client evaluations, establish care plans, and collaborate with staff and families on transition planning, while also providing telemedicine services when necessary. Responsibilities include maintaining client files, completing daily treatment notes, ensuring accurate billing, and participating in staff education and program advancement projects.

Candidates must possess a bachelor's, master's, or doctorate degree in occupational therapy from an acote-Accredited program and have passed the nbcot exam, along with maintaining an indiana occupational therapy license. Required experience includes working with individuals aged 1-22 with autism and comorbid diagnoses, along with the physical ability to manage various sitting levels, navigate stairs, and lift/Position clients safely.