Occupational Therapist - Idaho

The occupational therapist will provide direct occupational therapy services to k-12 students in virtual public schools according to their mandated individualized education program (Iep) goals, which includes conducting evaluations and writing necessary reports. Key duties also involve serving as an iep team member, communicating with parents and staff, and maintaining accurate data within the education management system.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in occupational therapy from an acote accredited institution and hold nbcot certification along with valid state licenses for their residence and assigned state. A minimum of two years of experience in a k-12 school setting is required, along with strong technology skills and the ability to work independently.