School Occupational Therapist - Derry, New Hampshire

Job Description

Job Description

Launch your next adventure supporting student success as a contract occupational therapist working with middle and high school students near Derry, NH. This role offers the valuable opportunity to partner with education professionals, empowering students to overcome barriers and achieve their academic and functional goals.

Key Qualifications:

• Current, active Occupational Therapist (OT) license in New Hampshire.
• Proven experience providing OT services in a school setting, particularly with middle and high school populations, preferred.
• Strong skills in conducting evaluations, developing IEP goals, and delivering both direct therapy and consultative services.
• Excellent communication abilities to collaborate effectively with staff, students, and families.
• Adaptable, organized, and passionate about making a meaningful impact in educational settings.

Role Responsibilities:

• Provide direct and consultative OT services to middle and high school students, focusing on increasing participation and independence in school-related activities.
• Complete comprehensive occupational therapy evaluations and detailed documentation to support student needs and progress.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement Individualized Education Plans (IEPs).
• Set measurable goals and monitor student progress through ongoing assessments and reporting.
• Participate actively in IEP meetings, parent conferences, and staff consultations.
• Manage a part-time schedule of 14 hours per week, coordinating with school personnel to meet student needs.

This contract position is ideal for a dedicated therapist seeking flexibility and the chance to make a visible difference in students’ lives. Enjoy a manageable caseload, opportunities for professional growth, and the reward of contributing to a welcoming school community.

Ready to step into a rewarding school-based OT role? Submit your application and resume today to help middle and high school students reach their potential!

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