Occupational Therapist

The occupational therapist will provide initial assessments and reassessments for children, document evaluations professionally, and deliver occupational therapy services to meet student needs and treatment goals. They will also collaborate with multidisciplinary staff and provide consultation and in-Service training on motor skills and sensory regulation to various stakeholders.

Candidates must possess a master's or doctoral degree in occupational therapy and hold a current license from the washington department of health for occupational therapy. Required qualifications also include experience with language techniques, sensory motor integration, physical restoration, and having one's own vehicle, a valid driver's license, and clean driving record.