Occupational Therapist School OT

The occupational therapist will provide therapy services to prek-12 students, which includes conducting assessments, developing individualized education program (Iep) plans, and evaluating student progress. Responsibilities also involve collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, including therapists, educators, and parents.

Candidates must possess a degree in occupational therapy (Bs, master's, otd, or phd) from an accredited university and hold the necessary state license as an occupational therapist and nbcot license. Experience working with children, a strong foundation in sensory integration, and the ability to collaborate effectively are required.