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Milestones Autism Center in Washington, MI seeks a full-time Pediatric Occupational Therapist to assess and address sensory, motor, and functional needs in children and adolescents with autism. You will deliver direct therapy, craft individualized plans, and collaborate closely with behavior analysts, clinicians, and families to advance daily living skills and participation.
This on-site role emphasizes documentation, progress tracking, caregiver education, and multidisciplinary participation to
Milestones Autism Center provides in-clinic ABA therapy services to families in northern Macomb County, offering structured, evidence-based support for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder. The team focuses on individualized treatment plans that promote skill development, independence, and meaningful participation in daily life. Collaboration with families and caregivers is central to the center’s approach, ensuring continuity of care across home, school, and community settings. Milestones Autism Center maintains a professional, supportive environment where clinical staff can grow their skills while positively impacting the lives of clients and their families.
Our Lead OT works weekly M-TH. We are currently looking for someone to work T-F (Monday's off + weekends off). We are only at one location, and do not offer in home, which means you'll just be at the main office. We also close at 6pm but don't have any OT clients that are beyond 4:30. If this is something that works for you, we'd love to invite you in to chat more! The Pediatric Occupational Therapist is a full-time(4 day work week), on-site role located at Milestones Autism Center in Washington, MI. This role involves evaluating children and adolescents with autism to identify sensory, motor, and functional needs, and developing individualized treatment plans that complement ABA goals. Day-to-day responsibilities include providing direct therapy sessions, creating and updating documentation, tracking progress, and adjusting interventions based on clinical observations and data. The Occupational Therapist collaborates closely with behavior analysts, other clinicians, and families to support functional skills such as self-care, play, fine motor coordination, and sensory regulation. The role also includes educating caregivers on home-based strategies, participating in multidisciplinary meetings, and contributing to a safe, inclusive, and engaging clinical environment.