Come Join Our Team! Unique Opportunity to work in Pediatrics and Inpatient.   The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) I will assist the Occupational Therapists in execution of therapy programs for persons with neuromotor dysfunction (i.e. children/teens with disorders of the brain, spinal cord, and musculoskeletal system).  The COTA will assist the OTRs to deliver high quality care with goal of facilitating functional independence and occupational engagement to resume family, school and community life following the IP rehab admission. The COTA will participate in intra-disciplinary and interdisciplinary training/clinical programs, may assist with clinical supervision of COTA students, and therapy aides, and will maintain appropriate patient records.   Hours: 40 hours/week which includes one Weekend day as part of schedule.

Come Join Our Team And Make A Difference. Home and Centered-Based Opportunity- Flexible Schedule.   The Occupational Therapist II will perform home- and center-based therapy in the Child and Family Support Program. The Occupational Therapist II will provide therapy, parent training, evaluations and subsequent planning, execution, and supervision of therapy programs to assist in the development of fine motor, oral motor, and adapted living skills for children with developmental disabilities and their families. The Occupational Therapist II must demonstrate the ability to solve complex treatment problems in multiple environments with periodic supervision. The Occupational Therapist II must demonstrate clinical competence in a specialized area and participate in intradisciplinary and interdisciplinary training programs related to a specialized area.  The Occupational Therapist II may supervise occupational therapy students. This position will contribute to program development, evaluation, and performance improvement.    

New and Exciting Opportunity In New Location. Opening Winter 2023. Columbia, Maryland Area!   The Occupational Therapist I will perform evaluation and subsequent planning, execution, and supervision of therapy programs for persons with neuromotor dysfunction. The Occupational Therapist will participate in intra-disciplinary and interdisciplinary training programs for affiliating students, staff, and community agencies, clinical supervision of OT students, COTAs, and volunteers/aides, and maintain appropriate patient records. Other exciting details:   - OT is part of the interdisciplinary diagnostic team evaluations at CARD - OT offers independent evaluations for children with Autism to address play development, fine motor skills, gross motor skills, sensory processing and self-care ranging from 0-21 years of age - OT provides life skills evaluations independently or as part of our transition team evaluations and has access to a full apartment set-up at our Ashland location. We also offer life skills groups run with an SLP and OT and life skills individual treatments - We offer OT treatment programs for under 3yo and over 3yo; under 3 utilizes our Play With Me Program which is a parent training program focused on child-centered play, early motor development and sensory processing - We offer social skills groups run with an SLP and OT - We offer OT group therapy services as part of the CARD Achievements Program - We are opening a new center in Columbia that will have both Achievements groups and clinic services. We will also have a full apartment set-up for life skills training at this location.

The Occupational Therapist II will perform evaluation and subsequent planning, execution, and supervision of therapy programs for persons with neuromotor dysfunction. The Occupational Therapist II will participate in intra-disciplinary and interdisciplinary training programs for affiliating students, staff, and community agencies, clinical supervision of OT students, COTAs, and volunteers/aides, and maintain appropriate patient records.  

The Occupational Therapist II will perform evaluation and subsequent planning, execution, and supervision of therapy programs for persons with neuromotor dysfunction.  The Occupational Therapist II will participate in intra-disciplinary and interdisciplinary training programs for affiliating students, staff, and community agencies, clinical supervision of OT students, COTAs, and volunteers/aides, and maintain appropriate patient records.

PART-TIME    The Occupational Therapist II will perform home- and center-based therapy in the Child and Family Support Program. The Occupational Therapist II will provide therapy, parent training, evaluations and subsequent planning, execution, and supervision of therapy programs to assist in the development of fine motor, oral motor, and adapted living skills for children with developmental disabilities and their families. The Occupational Therapist II must demonstrate the ability to solve complex treatment problems in multiple environments with periodic supervision. The Occupational Therapist II must demonstrate clinical competence in a specialized area and participate in intradisciplinary and interdisciplinary training programs related to a specialized area.  The Occupational Therapist II may supervise occupational therapy students. This position will contribute to program development, evaluation, and performance improvement.

Looking for a School hours? Looking for leadership opportunities? This is the position for you!   The Occupational Therapist IV (Senior) will evaluate and subsequently plan and execute programs for children with neuro-motor, sensory integration, autism, developmental delay and emotional disturbances. The OT IV will work with and supervise occupational therapists and assistants and participate in intradisciplinary and interdisciplinary training programs for affiliating students, staff, and trainees.  The OT IV will consistently maintain appropriate student and department records.  Administrative supervisory responsibilities include ensuring compliance with departmental and organizational policies and procedures, performance appraisals, goals setting, progressive discipline, work/leave schedules and day-to-day workplace interventions and problem resolution.  Responsible for at least one specific clinical/research/administrative component within the Department.

Exciting and Rare Opportunity for a Senior Occupational Therapist to gain and develop leadership skills. Looking for someone with great communication skills and organizational skills. Apply today and make a difference here at Kennedy Krieger Institute.   The Occupational Therapist IV will perform evaluation and subsequent planning, execution, and supervision of therapy programs for persons with sensory motor or neuromotor dysfunction.  The Occupational Therapist will participate in intra-disciplinary and interdisciplinary training programs for affiliating students, staff, and community agencies, clinical supervision of OT, OT students, COTAs, and volunteers/aides, and maintain appropriate patient records. The Occupational Therapist IV is responsible for administrative and supervisory responsibilities include ensuring compliance with departmental and organizational policies and procedures, performance appraisals, goals setting, progressive discipline, work/leave schedules and day-to-day workplace interventions and problem resolution.  Responsible for at least one specific clinical/research/administrative component within the Occupational Therapy (OT) Department (i.e. Spina Bifida clinic, Seating clinic, Autism clinic, AT clinic, Downs’ clinic, Rett Syndrome clinic, etc.) and may participate in clinical research within identified program area.