Occupational Therapist Role School-Based Occupational Therapists work closely with students to develop fine motor and sensory integration skills, providing tailored support to help them reach their full potential. "> Position Overview: The School-Based Occupational Therapist plays a crucial role in enhancing the educational experience of students. They provide comprehensive occupational therapy services, tailoring their approach to meet the unique needs of each student. By fostering collaboration among educators, parents, and therapists, they ensure that every student receives the support they require to succeed.

Responsibilities: Design and implement individualized occupational therapy plans for students, addressing specific deficits and areas of concern. Evaluate student performance, tracking progress and making data-driven decisions to inform interventions. Develop and maintain relationships with colleagues, families, and community organizations to optimize support networks for students. Promote inclusive practices within the school environment, ensuring all students have equal access to opportunities and resources. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate care, sharing expertise and best practices to enhance student outcomes.

Requirements: To excel in this role, you should possess: A Master's or PhD in Occupational Therapy from an accredited institution. A current Active State License to practice Occupational Therapy. Experience working with pediatric populations, preferably in a school-based setting. Excellent organizational and communication skills, as well as the ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team.

What We Offer: Care Options for Kids provides a dynamic and supportive work environment, dedicated to helping our staff grow professionally and personally. Benefits include: Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage. Life, LTD, and STD insurance options. Supplemental insurance programs. 401(k) plan eligibility (after meeting requirements). Generous paid time off (PTO). Professional development opportunities and mentorship programs. CEU training and certification assistance. Online community engagement for clinicians.