Pediatric Occupational Therapist
Current•Manage a caseload of 40-55 students ranging from preschool to middle school, with an additional 5-20 students in various stages of the evaluation process at a time.•Create and tailor treatment sessions to students in a variety of settings, including the general education classroom, general separate classroom, and adaptive classrooms, as well as a variety of conditions affecting the students’ ability to fully participate within their educational environment. Maintain clear documentation of each session.•Collaborate with other professionals to develop and implement legal Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for each child meeting the eligibility requirements in NC. Required tasks: clinical observations, administer standardized and non-standardized assessments, collaborate with teachers and other therapists, write evaluation reports, present levels, and goals, communicate evaluation results and current progress with parents/caregivers. •Consult with teachers and other staff to provide adaptive equipment, environmental modifications, and strategies/techniques to support student’s sensory processing, self-regulation, self-care, fine motor, and visual motor skill needs within the educational environment.•Develop a weekly schedule, traveling between 3-4 schools per week, based on each student/teacher’s schedule and adjust as needed to attend IEP meetings, consult with teachers/therapists, and conduct evaluations. •Administer standardized assessments: The Beery VMI, Child Sensory Profile 2 – School Companion Form, The School Function Assessment (SFA), PDMS-2. As well as non-standardized assessments for fine motor skills, self-care skills, handwriting, bilateral coordination, and more.