Occupational Therapist - Part Time

HOME OF GUIDING HANDS CORPORATION•El Cajon, CA

8h•$50 - $60

About The Position

We are seeking a passionate and skilled Occupational Therapist to work with children aged 0-3 who have developmental delays. In this vital role, you'll conduct evaluations and provide weekly therapy to help these young children thrive. If you're looking for more than just a job, you've come to the right place. We believe in taking care of our team so they can focus on what matters most—our mission. We offer a flexible schedule, along with great benefits including: Reimbursement for CEUs and licensing fees Mileage reimbursement Paid sick and vacation time Medical and dental benefits 403(b) retirement plan Join us and start a truly meaningful career.

Requirements

A current Occupational Therapy license from the State of California Occupational Therapy Board (CBOT).
Master's degree in occupational therapy from a program approved by the National Board of Certified Occupational Therapists (NBCOT).
Minimum one (1) year of OT experience, with at least one (1) year of experience in pediatrics (birth to 5 years).
You must be 18 years of age or older at the time of hire and receive criminal record clearance from the DOJ.
A valid California Driver's license with a safe driving record, held for at least two years.
Current and adequate auto insurance.
The ability to obtain CPR/FA certification (training is available).
Proficient in Microsoft Word and Outlook.
A collaborative mindset with strong oral and written communication skills.
The ability to form positive and professional working relationships.
Detail-oriented with a focus on accuracy.
Excellent time management and the ability to work independently.
The ability to maintain cultural awareness and sensitivity.
Fluency in English is required

Nice To Haves

Spanish is a big plus.

Responsibilities

Reviews collateral and intake information provided.
Evaluates child's ability to function and engage in everyday activities and routines.
Completes intake paperwork, assessments, reports, and treatment plans with identified children and their families.
Assists in the development of the Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP).
Schedules, plans, and conducts home visits with assigned families to carry out treatment plans and IFSP goals.1
Maintains ongoing communication with families and members of the ID team to coordinate program services.2
Prepares, collects, and maintains educational information files, records, case notes, and documentation from outside agencies.3
Conducts research related to families’ needs for service and provides resources and educational informat4ion.
Travels throughout assigned county (San Diego or Imperial) to complete sessions in family homes and other community locations