Occupational Therapist

The occupational therapist will work with students to improve and develop skills necessary for daily life and work, aligning with their individualized education programs (Ieps). Responsibilities include providing educational direction during student distress, developing iep goals, delivering required therapy minutes, and maintaining accurate service logs.

Candidates must possess a current state occupational therapy license and registration with the national board for certification in occupational therapy. A key qualification is the ability to effectively work with students diagnosed with various conditions including ed/Bd/Ohi/Autism/Tbi.