Occupational Therapist (OT)

The occupational therapist will evaluate students' physical, emotional, and cognitive abilities to create personalized treatment plans that support academic and functional success. They are also responsible for maintaining accurate clinical documentation and advocating for the needs of their pediatric clients.

Candidates must hold a degree in occupational therapy from an accredited institution and possess valid state licensure or be license eligible. Strong clinical assessment skills and the ability to perform physical tasks related to therapy are required.