Occupational Therapist

Children's Therapy Network; Town of Manlius (NY); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

A pediatric therapy organization in Town of Manlius seeks a licensed Occupational Therapist to join their clinical team. The role involves working with children from birth to age five, collaborating with families, and providing Early Intervention services. Candidates should be driven to maintain autonomy in their practice while being part of a supportive community. Full and part-time positions are available, providing an opportunity to grow professionally in a meaningful field.

Qualifications

• Must be a New York licensed Occupational Therapist.
• Experience working with children from birth to age five.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively.

Responsibilities

• Serve and work with children enhancing their development.
• Collaborate with Early Intervention and Preschool Special Education.
• Support and mentor both new and experienced providers.

Skills

Experience with children

NY licensed therapist

Team collaboration

Job description

About the Job:

Children's Therapy Network is looking to expand its clinical team of Occupational Therapist serving Syracuse NY, and the surrounding area. Our organization is growing, and we are looking to add another valuable member to our CTN team.

Responsibilities:

• As an Occupational Therapist with Children's Therapy Network, you will be serving and working with children from birth to age five, helping enhance the lives of children as they develop and get ready for kindergarten.
• We hire full and part-time NY licensed providers to work with children through Early Intervention and the Committee on Preschool Special Education.
• With over 25 years of agency experience behind them, our Children's Therapy Network professional support team is ready to help both new and experienced providers to grow professionally to meet their personal and professional goals.

Each of our providers is celebrated for their drive to maintain their autonomy in their professional interests, passions, and direction while being able to gather momentum and strength from a community of their peers with a common goal of helping children and their families.