Part-Time School OT — High School, IEP & Student Support
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Illinois
On-site
USD 68,880 - 75,768
Part time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive pay and benefits
Access to a wide network of schools
Ongoing professional support
Job summary
A leading education staffing company is seeking a part-time School Occupational Therapist for a high school district in McHenry County, IL. This position offers competitive pay ranging from $50 to $55 per hour. Responsibilities include providing therapeutic support, collaborating with educators, and conducting assessments. Ideal candidates will hold a master's degree in occupational therapy, an IL license, and demonstrate experience with diverse student populations. Opportunities for professional growth and ongoing support are provided.
Qualifications
Master's or Doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy required.
IL state OT License is mandatory.
Experience with diverse student populations is essential.
Responsibilities
Provide direct support to students with motor skill challenges.
Collaborate with school staff to develop student success strategies.
Conduct assessments for student needs and intervention plans.
Participate in IEP and 504 Plan development and compliance.
Connect students to community resources and support services.
Maintain accurate records and participate in team meetings.
Skills
Therapeutic support
Collaboration with educators
Assessment skills
Advocacy for students
Education
Master’s or Doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy
IL state OT License
ESA Certification for School Occupational Therapy
Job description
A leading education staffing company is seeking a part-time School Occupational Therapist for a high school district in McHenry County, IL. This position offers competitive pay ranging from $50 to $55 per hour. Responsibilities include providing therapeutic support, collaborating with educators, and conducting assessments. Ideal candidates will hold a master's degree in occupational therapy, an IL license, and demonstrate experience with diverse student populations. Opportunities for professional growth and ongoing support are provided.