Summer Occupational Therapy Provider (OT/COTA)

Summer Occupational Therapist

Provide occupational therapy services to students with disabilities as outlined in their Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) during the summer session. The therapist will implement treatment plans, support students in achieving their IEP goals, and collaborate with educators and families to ensure continuity of services. Key responsibilities include delivering direct and consultative OT services per IEP mandates, implementing evidence-based interventions to support fine motor skills, sensory regulation, self-care, and functional school participation, documenting session notes, progress, and service logs in compliance with district and legal requirements, collaborating with special education staff, related service providers, and families, and adapting materials and activities to meet individual student needs in school or community-based settings. Qualifications include current state licensure, experience with school-based occupational therapy preferred, and knowledge of IDEA and IEP process. Schedule is part-time (up to 4 hours a day) depending on student service needs; 4 weeks during the summer session.