School Occupational Therapist

Responsibilities include evaluating clients' physical, emotional, and cognitive abilities using observations and standardized tools to create personalized treatment plans. The role also involves educating clients and families, maintaining accurate documentation, and advocating for clients' needs in the community.

Candidates must possess a degree in occupational therapy from an accredited institution and hold a valid state licensure as an occupational therapist or be license eligible. Required skills include strong clinical assessment, proficiency in developing treatment plans, and excellent patient-Centered communication.