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Children's Therapy Center in Carmel and San Jose, California is seeking a Pediatric Occupational Therapist to join our outpatient clinic, offering both full-time and part-time opportunities.
Collaborate with a supportive team to provide individualized treatment, coach families, and participate in mentorship and continuing education, all while delivering compassionate care in a neurodiversity-affirming setting.
Pediatric Occupational Therapist (Full-Time or Part-Time) Carmel & San Jose, California
Come build something meaningful with us.
The people you work with matter.
They shape the therapist you become.
That's why we've intentionally created the kind of workplace we believe in.
A place where pediatric occupational therapists have the time and support to become exceptional clinicians.
Where asking questions is encouraged, collaboration is part of everyday practice, and learning never stops.
Where children are understood before they're judged, and families feel seen, supported, and empowered.
Where coworkers celebrate your successes, help you think through the hard cases, and make coming to work something you genuinely look forward to.
We work hard. We think deeply. We celebrate small wins. We laugh often. And we genuinely enjoy doing this work together.
If you're looking for more than just your next job—if you're looking for a place to grow, belong, and do meaningful work,we'd love to meet you.
Children's Therapy Center is a pediatric occupational therapy practice serving children and families in Carmel and San Jose, California. We provide neurodiversity-affirming occupational therapy that supports sensory processing, emotional regulation, executive functioning, motor development, feeding, self-care, social participation, and family well-being.
We believe pediatric occupational therapy is about understanding children, not changing who they are.
The children who come to us are often described as "challenging," "sensitive," "rigid," "distracted," "behavioral," or "picky."
Our job is to look deeper.
We ask:
- What is this child communicating?
- What is their nervous system experiencing?
- What strengths are being overlooked?
- How can we support participation without asking them to become someone they're not?
Our work is grounded in relationships, nervous system regulation, sensory processing, development, attachment, family collaboration, and neurodiversity-affirming practice.
You'll have time to think. Time to collaborate. Time to learn.
You'll be surrounded by coworkers who genuinely enjoy discussing sensory processing, neurodiversity, development, attachment, co-regulation, executive functioning, and all the wonderfully complex things that make children human.
You'll never be expected to know everything. Questions are welcomed. Mentorship is part of our culture. Clinical reasoning is something we build together.
You'll work with families who are looking for understanding, partnership, and meaningful support—not quick fixes.
If you're looking for a workplace where productivity is the only thing that matters, we probably aren't the right fit.
But if you're looking for a team that values children, families, relationships, learning, curiosity, and clinical excellence, we'd love to hear from you.