Occupational Therapist (Part Time)

The occupational therapist will facilitate group and individual developmental sessions, manage cases, conduct assessments, write reports, and provide parent education and support. Responsibilities also include participating in the development of ifsp, iep, or treatment plans through collaboration and overseeing children's community integration.

Candidates should ideally possess a master’s degree in occupational therapy and a valid california board of occupational therapy license, along with a minimum of one year of experience in a pediatric setting. Hiring requirements include a valid california driver’s license, clean driving record, negative tb test results, occupational physical clearance, and passing a criminal fingerprint clearance.