NeuroWise Edmonton ADHD Centre is seeking a thoughtful and collaborative Occupational Therapist to join our growing multidisciplinary clinic. This role offers the opportunity to support children, adolescents, and adults navigating ADHD and related challenges through practical, strengths-based strategies.Our Centre brings together multiple disciplines in one place so individuals and families can access coordinated care that reflects the complexity of real life. Occupational therapists play a key role in helping clients develop the daily skills, routines, and regulation strategies that support success at home, school, work, and in relationships.Edmonton, AB Part-Time / Full-Time Contract / Flexible ADHD-Focused CareWe are looking for clinicians who value evidence-based care, collaboration, and neurodiversity-affirming practice.About the RoleThe Occupational Therapist will support individuals experiencing ADHD and executive functioning challenges by helping them build practical skills for daily functioning.This may include support with:organization and planningemotional regulationsensory processingtask initiation and completionroutines and daily structureTherapy may involve working directly with children, teens, adults, and families to develop strategies that improve independence, participation, and well-being.This role is ideal for a clinician who enjoys translating therapeutic strategies into real-life solutions that work in everyday environments.Key ResponsibilitiesClinical ServicesProvide occupational therapy assessment and intervention for ADHD and executive functioning challengesSupport clients with organization, time management,



and planning skillsDevelop individualized strategies for emotional regulation and daily functioningGuide sensory processing and environmental supportsWork with families to implement practical strategies at homeExecutive Function SupportOccupational therapy can be particularly helpful for ADHD by supporting skills such as:task initiationplanning and prioritizationtime managementself-regulationadaptive daily routinesTherapists help clients translate strategies into practical routines that fit real life.Collaborate with other clinicians including:ADHD coachesspeech-language pathologistsParticipate in case consultations when appropriateContribute to integrated care planningProfessional PracticeMaintain accurate clinical documentationFollow professional and ethical guidelinesStay current with ADHD research and evidence-based interventionsParticipate in program development, workshops, or group programs when appropriateQualificationsRequiredRegistration with the Alberta College of Occupational Therapists (ACOT)Degree in Occupational TherapyExperience providing therapy or assessment servicesStrong communication and documentation skillsA thoughtful, client-centred, strengths-based approachExperience delivering group programs or workshopsPreferredExperience working with ADHD or executive functioning challengesExperience supporting children, adolescents, or adults with neurodivergent needsInterest in multidisciplinary collaborationExperience delivering group programs or workshopsWhy Join NeuroWiseA growing clinic built around thoughtful ADHD care.Work alongside professionals who value integrated care and meaningful clinical collaboration.Specialized FocusBe part of a centre dedicated to ADHD and neurodivergent individuals across the lifespan.Room to GrowContribute to workshops, groups, and cutting-edge services as the clinic continues to expand.Purposeful WorkHelp individuals and families access respectful, strengths-based support that reflects real life.Interested in joining our team?NeuroWise welcomes thoughtful clinicians who are passionate about ADHD care, collaboration, and meaningful client support.Collaborative EnvironmentClinicians work together across disciplines to support the full picture of ADHD care.Contact UsAssessments & SupportLeave your details, and our team will reach out with information tailored to your needs.

📌 Occupational Therapist (Edmonton)
🏢 NeuroWise Therapeutics
📍 Edmonton