Pediatric Occupational Therapist - TOTS Clinic - Part-Time

The occupational therapist will focus on helping children gain independence by promoting the development of fine motor, sensory motor, and visual motor skills necessary for optimal functioning. Responsibilities include working on developmental skills such as feeding, handwriting, and object manipulation, while coordinating efforts within a multidiscipline team and with family members.

Candidates must possess a bachelor of science or advanced degree in occupational therapy, current state license/Certification, and current registration with the american occupational therapy certification board. A minimum of three to five years of experience in pediatric rehabilitation is preferred, though new graduates are welcome as mentorship is available.