Job Description

 The Occupational Therapist assesses, plans, implements, and evaluates individualized therapy programs to support each child's developmental, sensory, motor, self-care, and learning needs. The therapist provides one-on-one teaching and therapeutic interventions tailored to the child's abilities, goals, and interests to promote independence and participation in daily activities. The role involves monitoring progress, maintaining accurate documentation, developing individualized treatment plans, and educating parents and caregivers on strategies to support the child's development and achievement of therapeutic goals. 

Job Requirements

• Assess children's fine motor, gross motor, sensory processing, visual-motor, and self-care skills. 
• Develop individualized treatment plans based on assessment findings. 
• Conduct therapy sessions using play-based activities appropriate for the child's age and developmental level. 
• Improve skills such as: 
• Handwriting readiness 
• Grasp development 
• Dressing and feeding 
• Attention and concentration 
• Sensory regulation 
• Social interaction and play 
• Monitor and document progress toward therapy goals. 
• Educate and support parents, caregivers, and teachers on strategies to reinforce skills. 
• Recommend adaptive equipment or environmental modifications when needed. 
• Collaborate with physicians, psychologists, speech therapists, educators, and other healthcare professionals. 
• Maintain accurate clinical records and reports.

Skills