Occupational Therapist

At Ruby ABA, we’re more than just a therapy provider—we’re a movement for change. We believe in empowering children, supporting families, and revolutionizing the way autism services are delivered. Our clinic-based Early Intervention Program provides comprehensive, collaborative care in a warm, engaging, and state-of-the-art facility designed to inspire growth and success. Our beautiful, modern clinic is thoughtfully designed to feel like a second home—a place where children feel safe, parents feel supported, and therapists feel valued and empowered.

About the role

Provide occupational therapy to young children (ages 2–6) in a clinic-based setting.

• Conduct evaluations and develop individualized treatment plans
• Collaborate closely with our BCBAs, RBTs, and SLPs to support holistic, child-centered care
• Support developmental needs related to fine motor skills, sensory integration, self-care routines, and functional play
• Train and educate caregivers to support carryover of skills at home
• Document progress, adapt interventions, and advocate for each child’s best outcomes

Why You’ll Love Working Here

• Mission-Driven Culture – We do what’s right for our kids, our families, and our team
• A Beautiful Clinic – Bright, playful spaces designed to engage and inspire
• Supportive Team – Work alongside a dynamic, passionate group of clinicians who truly care
• Growth Opportunities – Ongoing professional development, mentorship, and room to grow
• A Work Environment You’ll Actually Enjoy – We celebrate wins, support new ideas, and make every day meaningful

Requirements

• Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited program
• Active OT license in the state of Ohio (required)
• Strong collaboration skills and a love for working with young children
• Compassion, creativity, and a heart for helping kids gain independence and thrive

Physical Requirements

The Occupational Therapist position is a physically active role that requires the ability to safely and effectively support children in therapeutic settings. The following physical requirements are considered essential job functions of the role:

• Sit, stand, walk, kneel, crouch, bend, and transition between floor-based and standing positions repeatedly throughout the workday
• Lift, carry, push, pull, and support children weighing up to 40–50 pounds, as clinically appropriate
• Engage in structured therapy activities, play-based learning, and movement-based interventions for extended periods of time
• Provide physical prompting, guidance, and modeling of therapeutic activities as outlined in treatment plans
• Respond quickly to client movements or behaviors to ensure client and staff safety
• Maintain physical stamina to work with clients for multiple hours per day
• Use hands and arms for fine and gross motor activities, including manipulating therapy materials and assisting clients
• Visually monitor clients at all times to ensure safety and treatment integrity
• Hear and respond appropriately to verbal and non-verbal communication from clients, caregivers, and team members
• Work may occur in clinic-based, home-based, school-based, or community settings
• The role may involve exposure to loud noises, unpredictable behaviors, and physically active situations
• The OT may be required to assist with client behaviors that involve movement, resistance, or redirection

Pay

$60.00 per hour

Benefits

• Flexible schedule

Schedule

Full/Part-Time Position (Flexible scheduling within clinic hours)

Work Location: In person