School Occupational Therapist 25-26 SY

What We're Looking For

• Master's or Doctoral Degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited educational program.
• Current Washington state OT license in good standing with the State License Board.
• NBCOT Certification.
• Educator's License or eligibility for school-based credentials in Washington.
• Experience working in school-based settings, including conducting student assessments and developing IEPs.
• (Client preference: prior school district experience).
• Ability to provide 7.5 hours per day of onsite services consistent with district schedules and documentation requirements.
• Clear background screening and willingness to comply with district onboarding requirements.
• Preferred: Experience collaborating with multidisciplinary school teams and familiarity with school-specific documentation systems.

Assignment Details

• Facility Type: School.
• Shift Name: Days.
• Shift Details: Monday through Friday, 0800-1600.
• Hours per day: Approximately 7.5 hours.
• Contract weeks: 42-week school year schedule.

Location Highlights

• Federal Way, WA offers a mix of suburban and waterfront lifestyle with nearby outdoor recreation and urban access.
• Adjacent to the southern shore of Puget Sound, with nearby parks like Dash Point State Park.
• About 20 miles south of downtown Seattle, with commuter access via I-5 and SR 99 for cultural attractions, museums, and professional sports.
• Nearby destinations include Point Defiance Park and Tacoma Museum District, about 15–25 minutes by car, and Mount Rainier National Park is roughly 60–80 miles southeast for day hikes and mountain scenery.
• The city supports an active lifestyle with walking trails, community parks, and family-oriented neighborhoods while providing convenient access to major urban centers and regional outdoor destinations.

What You'll Do

• Provide occupational therapy services in a school-based setting to support students' participation in educational activities.
• Perform evaluations, develop and implement individualized education program (IEP) goals, and deliver direct and consultative therapy interventions.
• Collaborate with teachers, parents, and multidisciplinary school teams to support student progress and accommodations.
• Maintain compliant documentation consistent with district, state, and federal guidelines, including progress notes and IEP reports.
• Participate in team meetings and contribute to functional recommendations for classroom adaptations and assistive technology when indicated.

Benefits

• Weekly, on-time pay.
• Full medical benefits and 401(k) matching plan.
• 24/7 recruiter support available by text, phone, or email.
• Competitive referral bonuses.
• 100% paid housing available for travel contracts.
• Travel and license reimbursement on travel contracts.

Why You'll Appreciate This Role

• Stability and professional growth within a supportive team that prioritizes student outcomes and offers resources for clinical guidance and ongoing development.
• A predictable school-year schedule for meaningful educational progress for children.