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Meadow Minds Therapy in Abbotsford, BC, is hiring an on-site Occupational Therapist. The role covers assessment, treatment planning, and delivery of therapy to clients across age groups, with a focus on daily living skills, sensory processing, and participation at home, school, and community.
Responsibilities include sessions, progress documentation, team collaboration, and family communication to ensure strategy carryover. A strong emphasis on continuing education and best practices is noted.
Meadow Minds Therapy is a multidisciplinary clinic that brings together Occupational Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists, BCBA and Board Certified professionals to provide comprehensive care. Located in Abbotsford, BC, with virtual services offered across British Columbia, the clinic delivers accessible, high-quality therapy in both in-person and online formats. Meadow Minds is dedicated to empowering individuals of all ages to reach functional and communication goals through personalized, evidence-informed interventions. The clinic is built on collaboration, respect, and innovation, fostering a positive environment where clinicians can grow professionally and personally. Team members benefit from a supportive workplace culture, ongoing learning opportunities, and shared resources that enhance client outcomes and career satisfaction.
This is a on-site Occupational Therapist role based at Meadow Minds Therapy’s Abbotsford, BC clinic. Hours are flexiable. The Occupational Therapist will assess clients across age groups, identify functional challenges, and develop individualized treatment plans focused on improving daily living skills, sensory processing, motor skills, and participation at home, school, and in the community. Day-to-day responsibilities include delivering one-on-one and small group therapy sessions, documenting clinical findings and progress notes, collaborating with OTs, SLPs, and other team members, and communicating with families and caregivers to support carryover of strategies. The role also involves contributing to multidisciplinary care plans, participating in case discussions, and engaging in continuous learning to ensure therapy is aligned with current best practices.