Occupational Therapist Early Intervention

Village Care Family Services Inc.

Occupational Therapist Early Intervention

Philadelphia, PA
Part Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

    Benefits:

    Bonus based on performance

    Flexible schedule

    Signing bonus

    Training & development

    $500 Signing Bonus!

    Village Care Family Services (VCFS) is a therapist-owned Early Intervention agency providing speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and special instruction to young children and families throughout Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties. We are seeking part-time, contracted Occupational Therapists (OTs) with early intervention experience to provide services to children ages 3–5 in preschools, early learning centers, and home settings.

    Opportunities are currently available in areas including Abington/Jenkintown, Wynnewood, Germantown, University City, West Philadelphia, Overbrook, and surrounding communities. Caseloads are developed based on current referrals, provider availability, and geographic preferences.

    This is a 1099 independent contractor opportunity, with a minimum caseload of 10 children.

    Responsibilities:

    Provide direct therapy

    Communicate with parents and caregivers,

    Collaborate with classroom teachers in regard to interventions

    Communicate with service coordinators and other members of the transdisciplinary team

    Write individualized IEP goals.

    Document sessions and manage caseloads with a user-friendly software system

    Requirements:

    PA Occupational Therapy (OT) license

    Strong clinical and interpersonal skills

    Perks/Benefits:

    Flexible Schedules

    Performance bonuses

    About Us:

    VCFS was founded in 2000 by Joetta Moran Kersey, a speech-language pathologist, who worked for the School District of Philadelphia. Joetta saw a need for education and support for families with small children. Her desire to address this gap became the driving force for our vision: to empower parents and caretakers and strengthen their connections to resources, increasing their child’s ability to learn, grow and thrive throughout the cycles of life.