Occupational Therapist

Key Responsibilities

• Conduct comprehensive occupational therapy evaluations and assessments to determine student needs and develop appropriate remediation, instructional plans and strategies
• Collaborate with teams to develop and implement IEPs addressing students’ physical and functional needs
• Design and implement a variety of evidence-based instructional activities aligned with student’s individualized occupational therapy goals/objectives
• Follow and implement treatment plans
• Track service delivery in Welligent on a weekly basis
• Implement and modify treatment plans based on student progress and needs
• Conduct occupational therapy screenings
• Document student progress towards meeting established goals and objectives
• Conduct formal assessments
• Participate in IEP meetings of students on assigned caseload
• Possess and share knowledge of the role of occupational therapy, normal sensory motor development, and other topics as required
• Maintain regular communication with families regarding student progress toward IEP goals
• Collect and analyze student data to track school performance and student achievement in accordance with our educational model

Core Competencies

• Clinical Excellence & Innovation: Demonstrated expertise in pediatric occupational therapy assessment, evidence-based interventions, and treatment planning that supports diverse student needs and academic success
• Cultural Competence & Equity: Deep understanding of and respect for diverse backgrounds, with proven ability to develop culturally responsive therapeutic approaches that serve all students and families
• Collaborative Leadership: Proven ability to build effective partnerships with staff, families, and stakeholders across multiple schools while maintaining cultural competence and promoting inclusive practices
• Student-Centered Program Development: Skilled in creating and implementing therapeutic programs that enhance student independence, social-emotional growth, and academic access while aligning with CWC’s constructivist approach
• Technical & Professional Acumen: Expert knowledge of IEP processes, documentation systems, and assistive technology, coupled with strong data-driven decision-making to improve student outcomes
• Adaptive Communication & Problem Solving: Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively across diverse communities, navigate sensitive conversation, and develop creative solutions that support student success while maintaining focus on mission-aligned outcomes