Occupational Therapist-Ontario

Port View Preparatory•Ontario, CA

10d

About The Position

Port View Preparatory is an ABA-focused educational setting providing education and behavior services to students diagnosed with autism and other developmental disabilities. The Occupational Therapist plans and implements intervention programs and IEP accommodations in collaboration with a supervising occupational therapist. The role supports students' participation in school activities through adapted materials, team training, collaboration with educational staff, documentation, and participation in clinical and administrative activities.

Requirements

Master's degree in Occupational Therapy.
CBOT license required.
NBCOT license required.

Responsibilities

Plan and implement occupational therapy intervention programs in collaboration with the supervising occupational therapist.
Plan and implement accommodations outlined in the IEP in conjunction with the supervising occupational therapist.
Train members of the student's educational team to implement or carry over student programs.
Supervise COTA/L.
Collaborate and communicate with other members of the educational team.
Participate in team meetings relevant to supporting students with identified special needs in school or community environments.
Participate in instructional support and pre-referral activities that do not involve screening or evaluation.
Develop and use adapted materials that enable student participation at school.
Document student intervention notes and attendance.
Document progress reports and annual summaries in conjunction with the supervising occupational therapist.
Contribute evaluative data to the re-evaluation process as deemed appropriate by the supervising occupational therapist.
Communicate with the IEP and school team regarding caseload and intervention programs.
Collaborate with educational staff on implementing student intervention programs.
Participate in routine management and maintenance of occupational therapy facilities and materials.
Assist in selecting and maintaining equipment and supplies used for occupational therapy.
Contribute to clinical, on-site occupational therapy services and programs.
Monitor scheduling, billing, and administrative duties as deemed appropriate by the supervising occupational therapist.
Participate in professional enrichment activities to maintain a high standard of service delivery.