Tier1usa
Compensation $86,000.00 - $103,500.00/year
Role Overview Plan and implement naturalistic occupational therapy for young children ages 2-6 years old in a center-based setting.
Develop interventions for young clients to support client gross motor skills, fine motor skills, feeding, and other activities of daily living.
Conduct multidisciplinary assessments and create treatment plans in coordination with other clinical specialties (ABA, speech, psychology) as well as perform co‑treatments with the speech therapy team.
Coach and mentor a team of RBTs to effectively translate OT goals into their therapy, and support their career growth and progression.
Monitor client progress, update treatment plans and goals, and communicate needed changes to team members and families.
Partner with client families to develop goals, build relationships, communicate progress, and coach and support them in their journey.
Qualifications Have a Master’s or Doctorate Degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited program.
Have your license to practice occupational therapy.
Preference to OTs with 3+ years of experience, but also open to new OTs starting their career.
Embody a playful spirit and the ability to connect and engage with young children.
Clear professional communication, both verbally and in writing.
Benefits Quality medical ($0 deductible), dental, and vision plans.
A company 401(k) with company contribution after a year of service.
11 company holidays plus 15 additional days off.
Options for 4x10 or 5x8 work schedules for full‑time OTs.
Short‑term disability for all staff covered by Soar.
Receive trainings and continuing education, and work with national experts in occupational therapy.
Real multidisciplinary collaboration with a team of other autism care professionals. Most centers have additional SLPs, OTs, and BCBAs for teaming and collaboration. This includes client overlaps and weekly interdisciplinary care meetings.
A mission deeply focused on care quality for kids and high‑quality, ethical services to their families.
A culture that cares about you! Shout outs, boo yahs, and staff appreciations for your hard work.
Opportunities to grow your career in a growing organization: multiple opportunities and avenues for career advancement as a clinician.
Application Process Applications for this position will be accepted on a rolling deadline.
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Role Overview Plan and implement naturalistic occupational therapy for young children ages 2-6 years old in a center-based setting.
Develop interventions for young clients to support client gross motor skills, fine motor skills, feeding, and other activities of daily living.
Conduct multidisciplinary assessments and create treatment plans in coordination with other clinical specialties (ABA, speech, psychology) as well as perform co‑treatments with the speech therapy team.
Coach and mentor a team of RBTs to effectively translate OT goals into their therapy, and support their career growth and progression.
Monitor client progress, update treatment plans and goals, and communicate needed changes to team members and families.
Partner with client families to develop goals, build relationships, communicate progress, and coach and support them in their journey.
Qualifications Have a Master’s or Doctorate Degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited program.
Have your license to practice occupational therapy.
Preference to OTs with 3+ years of experience, but also open to new OTs starting their career.
Embody a playful spirit and the ability to connect and engage with young children.
Clear professional communication, both verbally and in writing.
Benefits Quality medical ($0 deductible), dental, and vision plans.
A company 401(k) with company contribution after a year of service.
11 company holidays plus 15 additional days off.
Options for 4x10 or 5x8 work schedules for full‑time OTs.
Short‑term disability for all staff covered by Soar.
Receive trainings and continuing education, and work with national experts in occupational therapy.
Real multidisciplinary collaboration with a team of other autism care professionals. Most centers have additional SLPs, OTs, and BCBAs for teaming and collaboration. This includes client overlaps and weekly interdisciplinary care meetings.
A mission deeply focused on care quality for kids and high‑quality, ethical services to their families.
A culture that cares about you! Shout outs, boo yahs, and staff appreciations for your hard work.
Opportunities to grow your career in a growing organization: multiple opportunities and avenues for career advancement as a clinician.
Application Process Applications for this position will be accepted on a rolling deadline.
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