Bloom Yoga & Nature-Based Therapy
Pediatric Occupational Therapist
Bloom Yoga & Nature-Based Therapy, Makawao, Hawaii, United States, 96768
About Us:
Bloom Yoga & Nature-Based Therapy is Maui’s only mobile, nature-based pediatric OT practice. We combine traditional occupational therapy with a holistic, child-centered approach that honors neurodiversity, nature connection, and family-centered care. We believe in flexibility, work–life balance, and avoiding burnout while delivering meaningful support to kids and families across Maui.
What You’ll Do: Provide Occupational Therapy services to children (infants through adolescents) in their home, school, or community settings. Conduct assessments and evaluations — physical, sensory, developmental, and functional — to identify strengths, needs, and functional goals. Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, using evidence-based techniques and creative, developmentally tailored interventions (fine/gross motor, sensory processing, self-care, daily living, adaptive skills). Collaborate with families, caregivers, and other professionals (teachers, therapists, community providers) to support holistic development and generalization of skills. Provide education, support, and training to families/caregivers to help integrate OT strategies into daily routines and environments. Maintain accurate and timely documentation of assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and communications, in compliance with regulatory and ethical standards. Occasionally participate in mentorship/training, work collaboratively with other providers or assistants, and engage in continuing professional development.
Qualifications & Requirements: Master’s or Doctorate degree in Occupational Therapy (accredited program) Licensed (or eligible/willing to obtain license) to practice OT in Hawai‘i Minimum
2 years of pediatric OT experience
working with children in outpatient, school, home-based, or community settings Comfortable driving and traveling throughout Maui — ability/willingness to travel to clients’ homes or community settings Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills; ability to work independently while collaborating with families and caregivers Neurodiversity-affirming mindset; respectful, inclusive, family-centered approach to therapy
Preferred / Pluses: Yoga teacher certification, or background/interest in holistic, nature-based, mind–body wellness practices Additional pediatric specialty training/certifications (sensory integration, feeding, etc.)
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive pay, commensurate with experience and Maui market rate Mileage reimbursement for travel to client homes Student loan repayment support (up to $25,000/yr — if eligible) Flexible schedule and high autonomy. Design your own caseload and work rhythm Continuing education stipend and ongoing mentorship/training support Opportunity to practice OT in a values-driven, holistic environment on Maui with a lifestyle emphasis on wellness, burnout prevention, and balance. (If relocating) Relocation assistance is negotiable; details provided during interview.
What You’ll Do: Provide Occupational Therapy services to children (infants through adolescents) in their home, school, or community settings. Conduct assessments and evaluations — physical, sensory, developmental, and functional — to identify strengths, needs, and functional goals. Develop and implement individualized treatment plans, using evidence-based techniques and creative, developmentally tailored interventions (fine/gross motor, sensory processing, self-care, daily living, adaptive skills). Collaborate with families, caregivers, and other professionals (teachers, therapists, community providers) to support holistic development and generalization of skills. Provide education, support, and training to families/caregivers to help integrate OT strategies into daily routines and environments. Maintain accurate and timely documentation of assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and communications, in compliance with regulatory and ethical standards. Occasionally participate in mentorship/training, work collaboratively with other providers or assistants, and engage in continuing professional development.
Qualifications & Requirements: Master’s or Doctorate degree in Occupational Therapy (accredited program) Licensed (or eligible/willing to obtain license) to practice OT in Hawai‘i Minimum
2 years of pediatric OT experience
working with children in outpatient, school, home-based, or community settings Comfortable driving and traveling throughout Maui — ability/willingness to travel to clients’ homes or community settings Strong organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills; ability to work independently while collaborating with families and caregivers Neurodiversity-affirming mindset; respectful, inclusive, family-centered approach to therapy
Preferred / Pluses: Yoga teacher certification, or background/interest in holistic, nature-based, mind–body wellness practices Additional pediatric specialty training/certifications (sensory integration, feeding, etc.)
Compensation & Benefits: Competitive pay, commensurate with experience and Maui market rate Mileage reimbursement for travel to client homes Student loan repayment support (up to $25,000/yr — if eligible) Flexible schedule and high autonomy. Design your own caseload and work rhythm Continuing education stipend and ongoing mentorship/training support Opportunity to practice OT in a values-driven, holistic environment on Maui with a lifestyle emphasis on wellness, burnout prevention, and balance. (If relocating) Relocation assistance is negotiable; details provided during interview.