Pediatric Occupational Therapist

Help kids grow, play, and thrive. Join a compassionate, creative team where your voice matters and your work changes lives. Neurotherapeutic Pediatric Therapies is seeking a dedicated Pediatric Occupational Therapist to join our Oregon City clinic. Whether you're an experienced clinician or a new graduate eager to learn, this is a place where you’ll be supported, inspired, and encouraged to grow.

Position Details

• Job Type: Full‑Time or Part‑Time OT positions available.
• Full‑Time Hours: 40 hours/week (flexible options for fewer hours available).
• Full‑Time Salary: $79,191.67 – $102,543.06 annually (DOE).
• Part‑Time Pay: $54.81 – $76.96 per client hour (DOE).

Why You’ll Love Working Here – Full‑Time (30–40 hours/week)

• Flexible scheduling.
• 5+ weeks PTO (vacation, sick, holidays, winter break).
• Competitive salary.
• Bilingual incentive: 2–5% increase.
• Full benefits: medical, dental, vision, FSA, life insurance.
• Simple IRA with employer match.
• CEU support + professional development funds.
• Supportive, team‑based culture with strong mentorship.
• Nonprofit employer—PSLF loan forgiveness eligible.
• Admin support so you can focus on what matters: your clients.

Part‑Time Benefits (Under 30 hours/week)

• Flexible scheduling.
• Matching retirement plan.
• Paid sick time & unpaid holiday/vacation time.
• Continuing education & professional development support.
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
• Interdisciplinary team meetings.
• Bilingual incentive: 2–5% increase.

What You’ll Do

• Provide 1:1 occupational therapy for children and teens (ages 0–21).
• Develop individualized, play‑based treatment plans.
• Collaborate closely with caregivers and an interdisciplinary team.
• Offer home strategies and caregiver education to support skill development.
• Stay on top of documentation—our systems help keep it manageable.

What You’ll Need

• Occupational Therapy degree from an accredited program.
• Active Oregon OT License.
• CPR certification.
• Pediatric experience preferred; new grads encouraged to apply.
• Ability to deliver engaging, play‑based therapy.
• Positive energy, teamwork mindset, and a love for kids.
• Comfort working in shared therapy spaces.
• Willingness to learn clinic equipment and suspension systems.
• Strong organization, time management, and communication skills.
• High professional accountability and ethical standards.

Additional Responsibilities

• Conduct evaluations for clients ages 0–21.
• Implement treatment plans with creativity and clinical skill.
• Complete timely documentation meeting all insurance and licensing requirements.
• Collaborate with care team members.
• Provide resources, guidance, and compassionate support to families.