Whole Child Therapy Services is a neurodiversity affirming practice that strives to honor and support each child’s unique strengths and challenges. Our mission is to provide compassionate, effective, and evidence-based clinical services to our pediatric clients and their families. Whole Child provides SLP and OT services to children 0-18 years of age of varying neuro-types. We value authentic and transparent communication, diversity, inclusivity, integrity, and accountability.

 

We are seeking a like minded SLP and OTR or experienced COTA to join our growing team. Whole Child Therapy Services is a thriving private practice that offers competitive pay, benefits , and professional mentoring.

 

Job Type: Full/Part-Time

 

Benefits and Compensation:

• Competitive Pay

• Paid sick leave

• Health insurance available for full-time

• Continuing education (CEU) stipend, licensing and materials budget

• Retirement option for full-time

 

Job Responsibilities:

• Performing evaluations using formal and informal assessment measures

• Establishing treatment plans and maintaining clinical documentation

• Maintain timely documentation records

• Providing therapy according to the treatment plan

 

Experience/Licensing Requirement:

• Bachelor's degree for COTA

• Master’s or doctorate degree for OT

• Current Washington state licensure, in good standing, to practice occupational therapy

• Demonstrates proficiency in occupational therapy modalities required to provide high-quality, evidence-based care to our pediatric client base

• Minimum 1 year work experience preferred in a pediatric setting.

Experience, skills, and knowledge:

• Knowledge of child development, with a focus on development of functional skills as relevant to the scope of practice for occupational therapy.

• Experience in working with children who have neurodevelopmental challenges and/or complex medical needs.

• Demonstrate proficiency in occupational therapy modalities required to provide high-quality, evidence-based care to our pediatric client base

• Awareness of neurodiversity-affirming clinical practices and motivation to support families using this framework.

• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with staff, team members, and community.

• Strong organizational and problem-solving skills

• Self-motivation and confidence to work independently