Occupational Therapist, Early Intervention

Responsibilities include the development, implementation, and documentation of treatment plans tailored to individual patient needs, adhering to teis procedures and parental requirements. The role also involves incorporating family-Friendly therapy into children's daily routines and requires local travel to provide in-Home early intervention services.

Candidates must possess strong interpersonal and relationship-Based skills alongside clinical proficiency to support children's development, and must maintain appropriate professional licenses and clearances. Required credentials include national nbcot certification, a pa state ot license, and necessary clearances like child abuse, criminal history, fbi fingerprinting, and mandated reporter training.