Therapist, Occupational Therapist (part-time)

The therapist will provide direct therapy services, support, and education to children and families enrolled in pediatric therapy, utilizing a family-Centered approach. Key duties include meeting service standards through evaluation, consultation, direct care, case management for infants and toddlers, and timely completion of documentation and billing.

Qualified candidates must hold a master's degree or higher in their therapy field, with a doctorate and state licensure being preferred. Applicants also need state certification as an early intervention professional, relevant experience, proficiency in therapy-Specific skills, and excellent communication abilities.