Occupational Therapist
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Company Description
Making Sense of Autism is an organization that serves families and professionals supporting autistic individuals in the Phoenix Metro and Denver Metro areas, as well as virtually throughout the USA. Founded by Susan Golubock in 2004, Making Sense of Autism focuses on coaching and training non-autistic individuals with The Neuro-Strengths-Based Support for Autism (NSBSA) Framework to better support autistic individuals.
Role Description
This is a contract role for an Occupational Therapist in a school position at Making Sense of Autism. As an Occupational Therapist, you will be responsible for providing therapy, supporting teachers, and attending IEP meetings. The role requires on-site presence at the Mesa, AZ location and some virtual support.
Qualifications
Occupational Therapy skillsExperience working in the schoolsStrong communication skilsKnowledge in neuro-affirming therapyAbility to provide individualized treatment plansExcellent problem-solving skillsStrong attention to detailFlexibility and adaptability in a dynamic environmentValid Occupational Therapist license
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This position is located in Mesa, AZ with potential relocation and sponsorship assistance depending on candidate qualifications.
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