For our full-time occupational therapy position, applicants are required to have background knowledge and training in the following: Ayers Sensory Integration Theory, Trauma Responsive Approaches, Neurodevelopmental Understandings, Neurodiversity Affirming Approaches, and/or DIR/Floortime. Applicants can expect to have support through on-site mentoring, extensive continuing education, and community interdisciplinary networking.

In this role, you will:

• Provide relationship-centered, play-based occupational therapy sessions grounded in regulation, connection, and sensory integration

• Support clients in developing functional capacities across motor, sensory, emotional, and executive functioning domains

• Co-create therapeutic experiences that prioritize safety, autonomy, and authentic engagement

• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support each client’s full developmental picture

• Approach challenging behaviors through a lens of nervous system support and co-regulation, not compliance.

• Work closely with caregivers and families to build carryover, insight, and trust-based relationships.

This role is not recommended for people who prefer more protocol-based approaches or highly structured environments; applicants need to be flexible, creative, and adaptable.

Please upload your cover letter, resumes and references below. Additionally, please include a list of continuing education or resources you've learned from along the way.

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Role requirements:

• Clinician must be comfortable working with children and families with complex developmental, behavioral, and emotional backgrounds.

• Clinician must be eager to work with a collaborative team.

• Clinician must have strong foundational knowledge in sensory integration, regulation, and trauma-responsive practice.

• Clinician must be comfortable using a strengths-based, affirming lens to support clients – avoiding compliance-based methods and focusing on safety, co-regulation, and authentic engagement.

• Clinician should be flexible, curious, playful, and grounded in attunement to individual nervous system needs.

Benefits:

• Health Insurance

• Life insurance

• Short-term Disability insurance

• Paid-time Off

• Continuing Education Credits

• Retirement Match

Schedule:

• 34 - 40 hours per week

• After school hours are required.

• Working days will be on a regular routine schedule, and will be dictated by the clinic.

For our part-time occupational therapy position, applicants are required to have background knowledge and training in the following: Ayers Sensory Integration Theory, Trauma Responsive Approaches, Neurodevelopmental Understandings, Neurodiversity Affirming Approaches, and/or DIR/Floortime. Applicants can expect to have support through on-site mentoring, extensive continuing education, and community interdisciplinary networking.

In this role, you will:

• Provide relationship-centered, play-based occupational therapy sessions grounded in regulation, connection, and sensory integration

• Support clients in developing functional capacities across motor, sensory, emotional, and executive functioning domains

• Co-create therapeutic experiences that prioritize safety, autonomy, and authentic engagement

• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to support each client’s full developmental picture

• Approach challenging behaviors through a lens of nervous system support and co-regulation, not compliance.

• Work closely with caregivers and families to build carryover, insight, and trust-based relationships.

This role is not recommended for people who prefer more protocol-based approaches or highly structured environments; applicants need to be flexible, creative, and adaptable.

Please upload your cover letter, resumes and references below. Additionally, please include a list of continuing education or resources you've learned from along the way.

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Role requirements:

• Clinician must be comfortable working with children and families with complex developmental, behavioral, and emotional backgrounds.

• Clinician must be eager to work with a collaborative team.

• Clinician must have strong foundational knowledge in sensory integration, regulation, and trauma-responsive practice.

• Clinician must be comfortable using a strengths-based, affirming lens to support clients – avoiding compliance-based methods and focusing on safety, co-regulation, and authentic engagement.

• Clinician should be flexible, curious, playful, and grounded in attunement to individual nervous system needs.

Benefits:

• Life insurance

• Short-term Disability Insurance

• Paid-time Off

• Continuing Education Credits

• Retirement Match

Schedule:

• 15-20 hours per week

• After school hours are required.

• Working days will be on a regular routine schedule, and will be dictated by the clinic.