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The Occupational Therapist participates as a member of the interdisciplinary team providing support and information within the area of Occupational Therapy. Bachelor/Masters of Science degree in Occupational Therapy.
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The Physical Therapist participates as a member of the interdisciplinary team providing support and information within the area of Physical Therapy. Bachelor/Masters of Science degree in Physical Therapy.
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Other high-priority qualities include a strong ability and interest to work as part of a collaborative team, someone who can demonstrate flexible thinking, and experience engaging students with multiple disabilities and/or behavioral challenges in the therapy setting.
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Minimum 1+ years speech therapy experience required. Responsibilities Assessments IEPs Evaluations Collaborations with Special Education Staff Various Caseloads Experience Previous experience in school and/or pediatrics strongly preferred Experience with IEPs preferred Education Masters degree in Speech-Language Pathology or Communication Disorders Active CT State License Benefits Full Health, Dental, and Vision Coverage Weekly and Competitive Pay CEU Reimbursements Guaranteed hours.
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