Pediatric Occupational Therapist (OTR)

About Us

TheraPlay Spot is a therapist-owned, multidisciplinary pediatric outpatient clinic dedicated to helping children from infants to teens succeed where they would otherwise struggle. Designed with playful excellence at its core, our clinic offers a sensory-focused environment with a forest-themed waiting room, private treatment rooms, and two fully equipped sensory therapy gyms.

Benefits & Perks

• Work-Life Balance: Flexible scheduling options (days and hours) with no strict productivity requirements. Full-time benefits start at just 23 billable hours/week.
• Professional Growth: Unlimited mentoring program for new grads or those new to outpatient pediatrics, plus option for leadership tracks for experienced OTs.
• True Collaboration: Daily opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration with our dedicated team of OTs, COTAs, PTs, SLPs, and pediatric counselors.
• Paid Time Off with increases every year.
• Medical Benefits including paid membership to a Direct Providers Care (DPC) family physician practice, low-cost prescription meds, and supplemental insurance options with company contribution.
• 401(k) with Company Matching (for qualifying team members).
• Shared Cost Childcare Benefit: qualifying parents save an average of 33% - 50% on their current childcare costs.
• CEU Reimbursement & Free Courses.
• Achievable Bonus Opportunities for evaluations and feeding sessions (Feeding therapy pays a 25% bonus per session).
• A Culture of Fun: Staff meetings that often involve food, themed clinic events (like pajama and water weeks), company swag, offsite happy hours, and holiday parties.
• Community-Minded: Volunteer opportunities to give back to the Wichita community.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and treat children (infants, toddlers, school-aged and teens) with a variety of sensory processing disorders, neurodivergent diagnoses, fine motor delays and physical disabilities. Option to specialize in feeding disorders.
• Design creative, playful, child-led, and highly beneficial therapy sessions that keep kids engaged.
• Develop individualized Plans of Care (POC) with meaningful goals, actively involving parents and caregivers in the goal-setting process.
• Empower and coach parents to successfully carry over therapeutic strategies into their daily home routines.
• Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation.
• Collaborate openly and effectively with families, physicians, and your fellow multidisciplinary teammates.
• Attend and participate in monthly all-team meetings and therapist collaboration meetings.

Requirements

• A degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited program.
• Current (or eligible) Kansas Occupational Therapist license and NBCOT Certification (OTR).
• Valid driver's license.
• Must pass a prior employer check and a criminal background check.