Occupational Therapist (OT)| Early Intervention

The occupational therapist will conduct evaluations, participate in individualized family service plan (Ifsp) development and implementation, and provide early intervention supports to families using evidence-Based practices and the coaching model. Responsibilities also include adhering to all federal and state regulations, such as those outlined in the connecticut birth to three program regulations.

Candidates must possess a valid occupational therapy license in connecticut and hold either a bachelor's or master's degree in occupational therapy. A valid connecticut driver's license is required, and one year of experience working with children in early intervention is preferred.