Early Intervention Occupational Therapist - Sign On Bonus

• Occupational Therapist for Early Intervention (30 – 40 hours per week) Salary range $60,145 to $68,647 Up to a $2,000 hiring bonus (Based on number of hours hired for) Join our team and change someone's life!
• At Minute Man Arc, our dedicated staff includes more than 200 employees who improve the lives of people with disabilities.
• We offer a work environment that values and respects diversity.
• Living up to our core values, we empower the people we proudly support and make a real impact in the world.
• We provide hands-on training opportunities with plenty of room for growth, both personally and professionally.
• If you want a meaningful job with exceptional benefits, read on...
• Salaried benefits: Up to a $2,000 hiring bonus 10 days paid vacation every year to start 13 days paid holidays each year 6 days paid sick time each year 3 days paid personal time each year Health insurance with fully paid health care deductible up to $3,000 Free prescription drugs -- no copays Dental insurance Vision insurance Free life insurance in the amount of your annual salary Free short-term and long-term disability insurance Free training and certification in your field Tuition reimbursement What you will do: Responsible for home visits, center visits, evaluations, child groups and service coordination for enrolled infants and toddlers and their families.

Duties and Responsibilities

Provides direct care services that include home visits, center visits, evaluations and child groups. Coordinates services for families and consults to other EI disciplines. Participates in twice monthly staff meetings and relevant trainings. Completes administrative activities that include client record keeping, forms for billing, time sheets, and any other activities required in performing the job. Provides services and duties that are in compliance with Program, Agency, and DPH policies and standards. Supervises student intern if appropriate. Your experience: Prior experiences working with pediatrics and young children with special needs is preferred. Candidates with multilingual exposure and diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Your education: A bachelor's, masters, or doctoral degree in occupational therapy and licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Allied Health Professionals.