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Sunny Days Early Childhood Developmental Services is seeking Occupational Therapists to provide services for children with developmental needs in New Jersey. The role includes conducting screenings, developing individualized plans, and coaching families.
Successful candidates will have a New Jersey OT license and experience in early intervention. This opportunity also offers flexible scheduling and a supportive environment for professional growth.
Competitive rates apply based on experience, and part-time employees are eligible for various benefits.
Competitive rates based on experience, location and work status ($80 - $95 per hour for independent contractors and $60 - $70 per hour for part time employees)
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Medical, Dental and Vision Benefits Available to Part-Time Employees
May be eligible to earn NJ sick time
Paid Admin time for part-time employees (travel time/training time/paperwork/prep time)
May be eligible to participate in Sunny Days 401(k) plan
Part-time employees are covered under Sunny Days Workers Compensation and Professional Liability Insurance
Access to the best trainings/workshops in the industry
Clinical Educators available for observation and mentorship
Create your own Schedule, choosing where and when you want to provide services
Opportunities to serve infants and toddlers with developmental delays and their families in both their home and community based settings throughout New Jersey
Are you a self starter with a flexible schedule looking for a challenging and rewarding opportunity working within the pediatric population?
Sunny Days Early Childhood Developmental Services, Inc. (Sunny Days) is a staffing agency that specializes in the areas of Early Intervention and Autism services, serving children with developmental needs from birth to three years of age.
Sunny Days is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, disability, age or covered veteran status.
Early Intervention provides a wide variety of career paths. Each opportunity may have its own unique focus area, such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, Emotional/Behavioral Disorders, Learning Disabilities, and Sensory/Developmental Disabilities. You may also specialize in specific therapies like Art, Music, or Audiology. In order to specialize in any Early Intervention area, you must complete your degree, a post-graduate degree, and become licensed.
The Division of Early Childhood (DEC) has developed a public awareness campaign entitled, “Be Part of Early Intervention,” featuring high quality videos and information on what it means to be an early intervention practitioner and service coordinator. Click here to view and learn more.