Occupational Therapist

The occupational therapist will provide assessments, develop client-Centered treatment goals, and deliver individual and group interventions in school, home, and community settings for youth and families. Responsibilities include addressing areas like fine motor coordination, sensory regulation, and daily living activities while collaborating with staff and adapting environments to support student independence.

Candidates must possess a master's or doctorate degree in occupational therapy and hold a current ot license and registration with the california board of occupational therapy. Essential competencies include excellent communication skills, experience with sensory assessments, the ability to work within a multidisciplinary team, and maintaining accurate records.