Pediatric Occupational Therapist

The occupational therapist delivers family-Centered patient care by performing assessments, interpreting evaluations, and implementing treatment plans to support functional goals, often involving manual exercises and directing treatment given by aides and assistants. Responsibilities also include discharge planning, designing home exercise programs, and maintaining accurate patient documentation according to the law.

Candidates must be licensed as a certified occupational therapist in the state of california and are expected to maintain 70% direct patient care, collaboration, and mentoring across disciplines. Experience in the pediatric and school-Based settings is preferred.