Certified Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) Salary: $121,680-$126,750 per year (32.5 hours/week, [...]

Whole Child Pediatric; Clayton (CA); In loco; USD 118.000 - 123.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Kaiser Medical Coverage

Paid Sick Leave & PTO

Paid Holidays

Advanced Mentorship

Professional Growth

Supportive Team Culture

Innovative Modalities

Descrizione del lavoro

Whole Child Pediatric in Clayton, CA offers intensive pediatric occupational therapy with extended sessions and a neurodevelopmental approach tailored to each child.

The on-site, full-time OT (OTR/L) delivers evaluation, individualized treatment plans, and hands-on therapy across home, school, and community contexts, using innovative modalities like sensory integration, tPBM, and LLLT to support regulation and participation.

Competenze

• OTR/L certification required for pediatric practice.
• Experience delivering on-site intensive OT for children.
• Knowledge of sensory processing and neurodevelopmental approaches.

Mansioni

• Evaluate and treat children with intensive OT sessions.
• Develop individualized treatment plans and document progress.
• Collaborate with families, caregivers, and school teams.
• Maintain clinical documentation and care coordination.

Conoscenze

Pediatric OT

Team collaboration

Clinical documentation

Play-based therapy

Formazione

OTR/L certification

Strumenti

LLLT training

Descrizione del lavoro

Whole Child Pediatric is dedicated to supporting children and their families through an innovative model of intensive occupational therapy that provides extended treatment sessions and integrates multiple evidence-based therapeutic modalities. Our approach allows therapists the time and flexibility to deliver highly individualized care, helping children build functional skills, improve sensory processing, strengthen regulation, and enhance participation in meaningful daily activities.

Therapy is designed to be engaging, relationship-based, and tailored to each child's unique strengths and needs. In addition to traditional occupational therapy interventions, therapists incorporate a sensory gym, transcranial photobiomodulation (tPBM), outdoor and nature-based therapy whenever appropriate, and animal-assisted interactions—including our therapy bunny—as part of individualized treatment plans. As our program continues to grow, there is also potential to incorporate farm animal-assisted therapy to further enrich children's therapeutic experiences.

Care is family-centered, with close collaboration among therapists, caregivers, educators, and other professionals to support meaningful, lasting progress. Our clinic is intentionally designed to feel warm, inviting, and inspiring rather than sterile, with beautiful views and opportunities to incorporate natural outdoor spaces into treatment to promote regulation, exploration, and healthy child development.

Team members work in a collaborative environment that values curiosity, clinical excellence, creativity, and continuous learning. We are passionate about embracing emerging evidence-based approaches and giving therapists the opportunity to develop advanced skills while making a meaningful difference in the lives of children and their families.

Role Description

The Certified Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) will provide direct, on-site pediatric occupational therapy services in Clayton, CA. This full-time role includes evaluating children, developing individualized treatment plans, and delivering intensive therapy sessions focused on functional skills, sensory processing, self-care, and participation in home, school, and community activities.

Whole Child Pediatric utilizes a relationship-centered, family-centered, neurodevelopmental framework that prioritizes foundational areas of brain and nervous system development as the basis for meaningful functional progress. Rather than focusing solely on compensatory strategies, therapists support the underlying neurological systems that contribute to regulation, sensory processing, motor planning, coordination, postural control, visual-vestibular function, and participation in daily life. Intervention is individualized, child-led whenever possible, and grounded in play, movement, and meaningful engagement to promote learning through positive therapeutic experiences.

Therapists collaborate closely with families, caregivers, and interdisciplinary providers to establish individualized goals, monitor progress, and adjust intervention plans based on each child's unique developmental profile. Treatment may incorporate a variety of evidence-informed therapeutic approaches, including sensory integration, vestibular and visual-vestibular interventions, primitive reflex informed movement, therapeutic movement, low-level light therapy (photobiomodulation), and functional neurology-informed principles.

Daily responsibilities include conducting intensive therapy sessions, documenting assessments and treatment sessions, maintaining timely and accurate clinical documentation, communicating effectively with families and team members, participating in care coordination and clinical collaboration, contributing to program development, supporting parent education, and upholding the highest standards of ethical, compassionate, and evidence-informed pediatric occupational therapy.

We are committed to supporting long-term career growth through opportunities for increased compensation, leadership development, supervision of occupational therapy assistants and student clinicians. We value clinicians who are eager to learn, embrace emerging evidence-based treatment modalities, and take an active role in shaping the future of our practice.

Salary & Benefits

• Competitive Salary $117,936–$122,850 · 31.5 hrs/week
• Strong Work Life Balance A sustainable schedule that supports your well being
• Kaiser Medical Coverage 100% Employer Contribution
• Paid Sick Leave & PTO Time to rest, recover, and care for yourself
• Paid Holidays Time to recharge
• Advanced Mentorship Meaningful mentorship and ongoing clinical training
• Professional Growth Opportunities for specialization and continued professional development
• Supportive Team Culture A collaborative, supportive, and relationship centered team
• Innovative Modalities Training in LLLT and regulation based therapeutic approaches