What are the responsibilities and job description for the Occupational Therapist position at Cheerful Helpers Child and Family Study Center?
Job Description
Job Description
Come join our Clinical team supporting young children ages 3-8 in our therapeutic school for children Pre-K to 1st Grade. We are looking for you, a part-time Occupational Therapist to support our children during their school day with this essential intervention.
Responsibilities
Assessment and treatment planning of occupational therapy issues for young children with social, emotional, communication, and / or learning disorders
Conduct individual and group occupational therapy interventions as a part of a clinical and educational multidisciplinary collaborative treatment team
Provide OT consultation to the treatment team
Maintain confidentiality of information and records : write progress reports, IEP goals, and other reports as needed
Support a safe and productive therapeutic and learning social environment
Demonstrate initiative and flexibility in meeting the needs of our growing program and its client population
Promote and support excellence and integrity in service provision
Company Description
MISSION
We provide hope to families with young children experiencing significant developmental, social, and emotional challenges. In a safe and warm setting, we offer a unique collaborative, educational and therapeutic approach, empowering the entire family to achieve their potential for life-long growth.
PHILOSOPHY
We strive to maintain an environment that is respectful and supportive of each child’s developmental accomplishments, emotional resilience, and autonomy. The Center combines compatible theories of children’s psychological cognitive development with an attention to individual differences and family processes.
Company Description
MISSION We provide hope to families with young children experiencing significant developmental, social, and emotional challenges. In a safe and warm setting, we offer a unique collaborative, educational and therapeutic approach, empowering the entire family to achieve their potential for life-long growth. PHILOSOPHY We strive to maintain an environment that is respectful and supportive of each child’s developmental accomplishments, emotional resilience, and autonomy. The Center combines compatible theories of children’s psychological cognitive development with an attention to individual differences and family processes.