Occupational Therapist

Job Description

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

 • Therapy Delivery: Administers direct and indirect OT services and interventions.

 • Assessment: Evaluates motor skills, sensory development, and functional abilities to guide treatment and eligibility.

 • Collaboration: Works with families, educators, and professionals to coordinate care and planning.

 • Documentation: Maintains accurate records, treatment plans, reports, and billing in compliance with laws.

 • IEP Participation: Develops and implements IEP-based goals and transition plans.

 • Supervision: Guides COTAs and teaching assistants to meet therapy objectives.

 • Adaptation & Accessibility: Identifies and modifies environments, equipment, and toys to support student needs.

 • Instruction & Training: Educates staff, students, and families on therapy strategies and assistive devices.

 • Communication: Interprets and shares medical and academic data clearly with stakeholders.

 • Service Delivery: Provides therapy across multiple sites and supports students with short-term or unique needs.

 • Resource Development: Researches and applies effective tools, techniques, and community resources.

 • Family Support: Assists families in accessing services and teaches home strategies.

 • Logistics: Transports and manages therapy materials and equipment.

 • Professional Engagement: Participates in meetings, workshops, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Skills and Requirements

• Master’s degree in occupational therapy from an accredited college or university plus one (1) year experience, fieldwork, or internship in pediatric or developmental occupational therapy or closely related field.

 • Licensed by the Illinois Department of Health as an Occupational Therapist

Must possess the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) designation. • Ideal candidate will have experience working in an early childhood setting and inclusive settings.

Spanish speaking preferred.