Occupational Therapist

Conduct pediatric occupational therapy services with a diverse caseload to expand clinical expertise while collaborating with board-certified behavior analysts on complex cases. Participate in on-site mentorship with OT, PT, and Speech Therapy teams and receive guidance from a Clinical Competency Specialist for specialty-specific training. Work flexible traditional or extended-hour schedules with a clock-in/clock-out compensation model, earning between $70,000 and $85,000 annually. Maintain Texas licensure with at least one year of pediatric experience to join a supportive environment offering leadership pathways, performance bonuses, and annual continuing education stipends.