Experienced Occupational Therapist
About The Position
Bliss Speech & Hearing Services is seeking experienced pediatric Occupational Therapists to join its growing team serving children and families across the Dallas area. The clinic provides individualized, relationship-centered care and emphasizes clinical quality, collaboration, flexibility with accountability, creativity in treatment, and long-term professional growth. The role suits clinicians who can work independently, collaborate with colleagues, and bring confidence, warmth, and creativity to therapy sessions. Occupational Therapists conduct pediatric evaluations, develop individualized treatment plans and functional goals, and provide engaging, evidence-based sessions addressing fine motor, sensory processing, self-care, and play skills. They collaborate with families, speech-language pathologists, and interdisciplinary team members; complete documentation and reports promptly; and contribute clinical insight and ideas to a positive team culture. Bliss offers a supportive, organized, growth-minded environment that values mentorship, communication, clinical curiosity, and work-life balance. Potential development paths include team leadership, regional leadership, clinical program development, mentorship and supervision, and future executive clinical leadership as the organization grows. Benefits differ for full-time and part-time team members.
Requirements
- Licensed Occupational Therapist in Texas.
- NBCOT certified.
- A minimum of 2 years of pediatric experience is preferred.
- Strong clinical judgment and communication skills.
- Experience with a variety of diagnoses and age ranges.
- Organized, collaborative, and family-centered approach.
- Ability to work independently while also participating as part of a team.
Nice To Haves
- Comfort with evaluations and case management may be preferred.
- Experience or interest in sensory integration or sensory processing.
- Experience or interest in feeding therapy.
- Experience or interest in handwriting and visual-motor skills.
- Experience or interest in primitive reflex integration.
- Experience or interest in self-regulation and emotional regulation programs.
- Experience working with autistic children and neurodiversity-affirming care.
- Interest in leadership development, clinical program development, mentorship, or supervision.
Responsibilities
- Conduct pediatric occupational therapy evaluations.
- Develop individualized treatment plans and functional goals.
- Provide engaging, evidence-based therapy sessions addressing fine motor, sensory processing, self-care, and play skills.
- Collaborate with families, speech-language pathologists, and other interdisciplinary team members.
- Complete documentation, progress reports, and treatment notes in a timely manner.
- Contribute ideas, clinical insight, and a positive team culture.
Benefits
- Full-time team members: health insurance.
- Full-time team members: PTO and paid sick time.
- Full-time team members: 401(k).
- Full-time team members: CEU/conference stipend.
- Full-time team members: professional development support.
- Full-time team members: mileage reimbursement.
- Full-time team members: opportunities for leadership and advancement.
- Part-time team members: flexible scheduling options.
- Part-time team members: ability to build a preferred caseload and workdays.
- Part-time team members: supportive team collaboration.
- Part-time team members: growth opportunities as desired.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
