Occupational Therapist (OT)

In2Great! Pediatric Therapy is growing, and our future looks BRIGHT! We just moved into our brand new, state-of-the-art facility and its AMAZING! We are looking to hire an occupational therapist to join our warm, inclusive, and inviting community. In2Great! is a multidisciplinary pediatric therapy clinic offering robust OT, SLP, PT, Mental Health, feeding therapy, a therapeutic preschool program, transitional program, and ABA services. Our mission is to help as many children as we can, to help support our community and to have FUN while we do it all! In2Great! wants to promote LEADERS as we offer opportunities for career advancement! We employ happy, motivated, knowledgeable, and genuine individuals! We value integrity, positivity, interpersonal skills, communication skills and strong collaboration! We pride ourselves on our positive clinic culture. There are endless opportunities for personal growth. Through monthly staff events, parties, and outings, we develop meaningful relationships with one another and make work feel fun, enjoyable, and welcoming.

In2Great! is a sensory integration-based clinic. Our clinicians take a child-centered approach when treating our clients. Brief job description entails evaluation of clients, writing up evaluations, treatment planning, establishing goals, conducting therapy sessions, documentation of sessions, communication with clients’ parents/caregivers, collaboration/communication with client “teams.”

If you are interested in hearing more about the available Occupational Therapy position at In2Great! and you would like to join our motivated, positive, and growing team, please contact Jocelyn at (847)777-8995 or apply and send your resume :)

Benefits:

W2 employee
BCBS health and dental insurance
Vision
Short-term disability insurance
Life insurance
Paid time off; vacation, sick, holiday
Accrued PTO and annual PTO increase
Bi-annual bonuses
CEU reimbursement
Retirement plan with employer matching
Mileage reimbursement
Opportunities for advancement

Responsibilities:

Conduct comprehensive assessments to evaluate children's motor, sensory, cognitive, and social-emotional skills.
Develop individualized treatment plans based on assessment findings, focusing on improving children's functional abilities and independence.
Provide therapy sessions using evidence-based techniques and interventions to address specific goals and objectives.
Collaborate with parents, caregivers, teachers, and other professionals to ensure consistency and carryover of therapy strategies across environments.
Monitor children's progress regularly and adjust treatment plans as needed to achieve optimal outcomes.
Educate parents and caregivers on strategies and techniques to support their child's development and carryover therapy goals at home and in other settings.
Maintain accurate documentation of therapy sessions, progress notes, and reports in compliance with regulatory standards.
Participate in team meetings, case conferences, and interdisciplinary collaborations to coordinate care and promote holistic approaches to child development.

Requirements:

Occupational Therapy practitioners board certified, registered, and licensed in the state of Illinois
Current state licensure or certification as an occupational therapist.
Certification or specialization in pediatric occupational therapy preferred.
Experience working with children of all ages with a variety of disabilities, such as developmental delays, sensory processing disorders, autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, and physical impairments.
Familiarity with the DIR/Floortime model and its principles for promoting child development through respectful, child-led interactions and relationships.
Proficiency in implementing DIR/Floortime techniques, such as following the child's lead, creating opportunities for shared attention and engagement, and scaffolding interactions to support higher-level developmental capacities.
Understanding of naturalistic environment therapy approaches, including strategies for embedding therapeutic activities within a child's natural routines, interests, and play experiences.
Ability to adapt therapy techniques and interventions to fit the child's individual strengths, preferences, and sensory processing patterns within naturalistic environments, such as home, school, or community settings.
Integration of sensory-based interventions and environmental modifications to support sensory regulation and participation in daily activities within naturalistic contexts.
Proficiency in conducting pediatric assessments, including standardized evaluations and clinical observations.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills to effectively interact with children, parents, caregivers, and interdisciplinary team members.
Ability to develop individualized treatment plans and implement therapeutic interventions tailored to each child's unique needs and goals.
Empathy, patience, and creativity in engaging children and fostering a positive therapeutic environment.
Organizational skills to manage caseloads, prioritize tasks, and maintain accurate documentation.
Commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning in the field of pediatric occupational therapy