Occupational Therapist Early Intervention Sign On Bonus

Occupational Therapist for Early Intervention

(20 – 40 hours per week)

Up to a $2,000 hiring bonus (Based on number of hours hired for)

Join our team and change someone ' s life!

At Minute Man Arc, our dedicated staff includes more than 200 employees who improve the lives of people with disabilities. We offer a work environment that values and respects diversity. Living up to our core values, we empower the people we proudly support and make a real impact in the world. We provide hands-on training opportunities with plenty of room for growth, both personally and professionally. If you want a meaningful job with exceptional benefits, read on...

Salaried benefits:

Up to a $2,000 hiring bonus

10 days paid vacation every year to start

13 days paid holidays each year

6 days paid sick time each year

3 days paid personal time each year

Health insurance with fully paid health care deductible up to $3,000

Free prescription drugs -- no copays

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Free life insurance in the amount of your annual salary

Free short-term and long-term disability insurance

Free training and certification in your field

Tuition reimbursement

What you will do:

Responsible for home visits, center visits, evaluations, child groups and service coordination for enrolled infants and toddlers and their families.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Provides direct care services that include home visits, center visits, evaluations and child groups.
• Coordinates services for families and consults to other EI disciplines.
• Participates in twice monthly staff meetings and relevant trainings.
• Completes administrative activities that include client record keeping, forms for billing, time sheets, and any other activities required in performing the job.
• Provides services and duties that are in compliance with Program, Agency, and DPH policies and standards.
• Supervises student intern if appropriate.

Your experience:

Prior experiences working with pediatrics and young children with special needs is preferred.

Candidates with multilingual exposure and diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Your education:

A bachelor ' s, masters, or doctoral degree in occupational therapy and licensed by the Massachusetts Board of Allied Health Professionals.