Part Time Occupational Therapist Opportunity British Columbia

Part Time Occupational Therapist Opportunity British Columbia

02 Aug
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BC Centre for Ability
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British Columbia

02 Aug

BC Centre for Ability

British Columbia

Enhance children's lives as a Part time Occupational Therapist at BC Centre for Ability. Utilize your skills in assessment, collaboration, and evidence-based practice to support diverse needs.

This position focuses on providing occupational therapy through various services including Early Intervention Therapy and the North Shore School Occupational Therapy Program. Your role will involve assessing children’s needs in different settings and employing a coaching approach with families. Effective communication and organizational skills are crucial to succeed in this interdisciplinary team setting.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assess children's occupational needs in diverse settings
• Implement therapeutic programs through family coaching




• Use evidence-based practices for goal development
• Assist families in obtaining necessary equipment
• Maintain accurate records to track outcomes

Requirements:
• Master's degree in OT or equivalent
• Preferred experience in pediatrics
• Knowledge of motivational interviewing techniques
• Registration with CHCPBC required
• Valid BC Driver’s License and access to a reliable vehicle

Bring your expertise in occupational therapy to support children’s development in their communities.
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📌 Part Time Occupational Therapist Opportunity British Columbia
🏢 BC Centre for Ability
📍 British Columbia

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