Occupational Therapist ResponsibilitiesReporting to the Superintendent of Student Supports, the Occupational Therapist (OT) provides services that support students in developing the physical, sensory, and motor skills needed for participation and success in school and daily activities. The OT works collaboratively with educators, families, and other professionals to support students in both academic and functional skill development. Services may include assessment, intervention, consultation and program planning, with delivery online and in-person formats. The OT also plays a key role in building the capacity of school staff and families through professional learning, coaching and resource development.Primary ResponsibilitiesWork collaboratively with the Student Support Team to support the Response to Intervention/Multi‑Tiered Systems of Support (RTI/MTSS) framework, addressing students’ fine motor, sensory processing, self‑regulation, and daily living skills.Conduct timely occupational therapy assessments (including tele‑assessment) and provide evidence‑based intervention strategies.Deliver direct and consultative therapy services using tele practice platforms (e.G., Microsoft Teams) to support student access and participation.Collaborate with teachers and Student Support Teachers to integrate strategies into classroom or daily routines and develop accommodation or assistive tools.Develop and share information materials, home programs, and strategies to support parents.Provide capacity‑building opportunities for school staff, including modeling strategies, leading professional learning sessions,



and coaching.Support the development and implementation of Inclusion and Intervention Plans (IIPs).Participate in the development and delivery of transition plans for students who require OT support.Collaborate with other disciplines on the Student Support Services Team to provide comprehensive services.Collaborate with the Sask DLC’s Indigenous Advisor for cultural awareness.Maintain accurate and up‑to‑date assessment and intervention records; provide regular updatesto the Superintendent.Perform other duties as assigned.Knowledge, Skills, and AbilitiesCurrent knowledge of pediatric occupational therapy best practices in school-based and virtual contexts.Proficiency in tele‑assessment and teletherapy tools and methods.Strong understanding of developmental milestones, sensory integration, fine/gross motor development, and self‑regulation.Knowledge of assistive technology to support student independence.Ability to provide consultation and training to educators and caregivers.Superior organizational, documentation, and communication skills.Ability to manage confidential material and maintain privacy.Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a team.Commitment to ongoing professional development.Ability to build positive relationships with students,



families and colleagues in a remote learning context.Passion for fostering inclusive, culturally relevant learning experiences for all students.Adherence to Saskatchewan College of Occupational Therapists (SCOT) professional standards and ethics.Proficiency in Microsoft Office and online collaboration tools.Education and ExperienceBachelor’s or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy.Registered and in good standing with the Saskatchewan College of Occupational Therapists (SCOT).Minimum of three years of pediatric or school‑based experience is an asset.Experience in tele practice or online service delivery is preferred.Demonstrated experience in inclusive education and collaboration with educators and families.Employment ConditionsTypical core office hours (8:00 a.M. to 5:00 p.M.) Monday to Friday.Travel as required.As with all positions, the Occupational Therapist, demonstrates an attitude of safety by always ensuring the safety of self and others within the workplace.The successful candidates will be required to submit a satisfactory criminal record check (vulnerable sector) as a condition of employment.Diversity and InclusionSask DLC is committed to workplace diversity which reflects the diversity of the students and communities we serve. Applications are encouraged from First Nations and Métis candidates.What We OfferSask DLC offers a market-competitive salary (MCP07 $89,736 to $116,676; full-time compensation range), a comprehensive benefits package (health and dental), and pension (Public Employees Pension Plan – PEPP).#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Occupational Therapist 0.6 Fte - C$89,736 - C$116,676 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Sask DLC
📍 Winnipeg