Occupational Therapist

The role involves designing and implementing individualized treatment programs for students aligned with ieps and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to develop goals and accommodations. Responsibilities also include conducting comprehensive evaluations, maintaining timely documentation, and serving as a district-Wide resource to educators and caregivers.

Required qualifications include a master's degree in occupational therapy and current licensure in the state of service delivery, or eligibility to obtain it, with nbcot registration preferred. Candidates must also pass a criminal background check and tb clearance, and be eligible to work in the us.