Pediatric Occupational Therapist

The role involves conducting pediatric evaluations and delivering play-Based, evidence-Informed therapy within children's everyday routines in community and home settings. Responsibilities also include developing individualized treatment plans, coaching caregivers, monitoring progress, and maintaining compliant documentation.

Candidates must possess a master's degree in occupational therapy and hold an active north carolina ot license, with the ability to work independently in community settings. Preferred qualifications include one year of pediatric experience and familiarity with early intervention or specific developmental conditions.