School Based Occupational Therapist (Hybrid Position)

In2Great! Pediatric Therapy is seeking a dynamic Hybrid Occupational Therapist (OT) to split time between our welcoming clinic and one of our parochial school contract settings. This position offers a unique opportunity to serve clients across two environments: approximately 25% school-based and 75% clinic-based.

In this role, you’ll bring expertise in both school-based and clinic-based OT practices, including assessment, treatment planning, and intervention. You will evaluate each client’s needs, develop tailored treatment plans, and deliver therapy that helps individuals adapt to physical, cognitive, and/or mental challenges, empowering them to maximize independence and quality of life.

We’re looking for a therapist who thrives in diverse settings, values collaboration, and is passionate about making a difference for children and families every day.

Key Responsibilities:

School-Based Responsibilities 

• Conducting assessments to determine students’ needs for occupational therapy. 

• Collaboration/communication with parents, teachers, and other school staff. 

• Providing direct therapy services to students in the school environment. 

• Collaborating with school staff to integrate OT strategies into the classroom and daily routines. 

• Helping students develop essential academic, social, and physical skills. 

• Providing targeted interventions to improve all motor skills for coordination and balance (e.g., running, jumping). 

• Providing sensory based supports and creating/applying sensory diets. 

• Participating in IEP meetings and other relevant school meetings when asked 
  

Clinic-Based Responsibilities 

• Conducting assessments to determine clients’ needs for occupational therapy. 

• Developing and implementing individualized treatment plans based on client needs. 

• Providing direct therapy services to clients in the clinic setting. 

• Monitoring and documenting client progress. 

• Collaborating with other healthcare professionals as needed. 

• Potentially supervising support staff such as volunteers or parents. 
  
  

General Responsibilities (Apply to Both Settings) 

• Maintaining accurate and timely documentation of client care. 

• Staying up-to-date on best practices and evidence-based interventions in occupational therapy. 

• Participating in professional development activities to maintain licensure and enhance skills. 

• Adhering to ethical and legal guidelines for occupational therapy practice. 
  
  

Qualifications: 

• Master's degree in occupational therapy. 

• State licensure or registration as an occupational therapist. 

• National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) certification. 

• Experience in both school-based and clinic-based settings is preferred. 

• Strong communication, collaboration, and organizational skills. 

• Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively on a team.