Provide occupational therapy evaluations and treatment for children and teens with ADHD, sensory processing concerns, motor coordination challenges, emotional regulation needs, and functional skill delays
Develop individualized, goal-driven treatment plans focused on executive functioning, self-regulation, routines, independence, and school-related performance
Deliver therapy using evidence-based approaches (as appropriate), which may include sensory integration-informed strategies, motor planning interventions, visual-motor supports, and emotional/self-regulation frameworks
Provide parent and caregiver coaching with practical home strategies (routines, transitions, sleep supports, organization systems, sensory diets, etc.)
Collaborate closely with the multidisciplinary team (medical providers, psychologists, coaches, educational advocates) to coordinate care and align treatment goals
Contribute to clinic programming as needed, such as group skill-building sessions (e.g., regulation groups, school readiness, handwriting, organization)
Maintain accurate, timely, AI-assisted documentation that meets insurance billing and compliance standards
Participate in staff meetings and ongoing training to ensure alignment with clinic values, patient experience standards, and clinical excellence.

Degree in Occupational Therapy from an accredited program
Current Michigan OT license in good standing (OTR/L)
Experience working with children and adolescents (preferred)
Strong understanding of ADHD-related challenges, including executive functioning, sensory processing, emotional regulation, and functional independence
Comfortable collaborating in a team-based model and communicating clearly with parents, teachers (as appropriate), and other providers
Eligible and willing to become credentialed with insurance panels (if applicable to your role structure)
Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to build rapport with children and caregivers
Commitment to compassionate and mission-driven care.

Occupational Therapist

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