Occupational Therapist (OT)

Occupational Therapist (OT) School-Based | Multiple LocationsWe're hiring Occupational Therapists (OTs) for school-based opportunities in multiple locations. In a school setting, Occupational Therapists (OTs) support students' ability to participate in the "occupations" of school, such as academics, social interaction, and self-care. They evaluate physical, sensory, and cognitive barriers and provide interventions like environmental modifications or specialized equipment to help students meet their Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals. This is a great opportunity for OTs who enjoy collaborating with educators and supporting students through meaningful, goal-driven interventions.ResponsibilitiesEvaluate student needs related to fine motor skills, sensory processing, visual-motor integration, and functional participationSupport students in meeting IEP goals through targeted OT servicesRecommend classroom strategies, environmental modifications, and adaptive equipmentProvide individual and/or group therapy sessionsCollaborate with teachers, special education teams, and familiesDocument progress and maintain compliance with school-based service requirementsQualificationsGraduate of an ACOTE-accredited OT program (Master's or Doctorate)Completion of required fieldwork/clinical rotations (typically 24 weeks)NBCOT certification and active OTR statusActive state OT license (or ability to obtain)Ability to pass required school background screeningState Credential Requirements (Varies by Location)Colorado (CO): DORA (Board of OT); To work in schools, you must also obtain a Special Services Provider (SSP) license from the Colorado Dept. of Education.New Mexico (NM): NM Board of OT Requires a state license plus a Support Provider License from the NM Public Education Department.Texas (TX): TX Board of OT Examiners State OT license is required; practitioners must adhere to the TX OT Practice Act regarding school-based services