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Job Description
Pediatric Occupational Therapist mOTivated kids LLC Collingswood, NJ Job Details Part-time $50,000 a year 15 hours ago Benefits Paid holidays Paid time off Flexible schedule Qualifications Patient progress tracking Teamwork Working with pediatric populations Sensory processing disorder treatment for children and adolescents Pediatric occupational therapy Parent communication Master's degree Occupational therapy assessments Working with children Occupational Therapy Behavioral progress monitoring Pediatrics Patient progress monitoring Child & youth therapy Working with families with children Occupational Therapy License Full Job Description Part-Time Occupational Therapist (20 Hours/Week) mOTivated kids LLC | Nervous-System & Sensory Informed Pediatric
OT WHO WE ARE
mOTivated kids exists to help children and families move from overwhelm to confidence by addressing the root cause of behavior, learning, and regulation challenges. Through nervous-system-informed, sensory-driven occupational therapy, we don't just support children—we equip families with the tools, understanding, and trust they need to thrive long after therapy ends. We believe families aren't paying for sessions, they're investing in solutions. Our work creates real, functional, and observable change so kids become more regulated, capable, and independent and parents feel prepared, calm, and hopeful again. Through nervous-system-informed, sensory-driven occupational therapy, we help kids regulate, grow, and succeed so families can thrive. This isn't about doing more therapy. It's about creating lasting change.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
We are looking for a pediatric occupational therapist who is deeply aligned with our mission and values. This is not a "clock in and supervise play" position. This is a role for a therapist who: Believes therapy should create measurable, meaningful change. Understands the nervous system and sensory processing as foundational to behavior and learning. Designs sessions that are playful, movement-based, and intentional. Takes ownership of client progress. Wants to collaborate closely with parents and equip them with practical tools. Shows up prepared, consistent, and accountable. Is calm, grounded, and emotionally regulated — especially during challenging moments. Cares deeply about helping kids become more confident, capable, and independent. You must be someone who values outcomes, not just participation. Our culture is very important to us at mOTivated kids and we are looking for candidates who also embrace and operate from the practices' core values
Creative Exploration:
The therapist filling this position designs play-based, movement-driven sessions that spark curiosity and build functional skills. They encourage choice, flexibility, and self-directed discovery so children develop confidence, regulation, and independence through meaningful exploration.
Unwavering Trust & Consistency:
The therapist filling this position builds trust through reliability, preparation, and follow-through. They show up present, accountable, and consistent, creating a safe and supportive environment where children and families can make steady progress.
Generously Kind:
The therapist filling this position communicates with respect, patience, and professionalism. They meet children with curiosity and belief in their abilities, create emotionally safe spaces, and contribute positively to team culture.
Solutions Oriented :
The therapist filling this position focuses on measurable, functional, and observable progress. They take ownership of outcomes by actively engaging clients, adjusting strategies when needed, collaborating with parents, and ensuring children grow in regulation, confidence, and independence. If you're driven by a deep sense of purpose, thrive in a collaborative environment, and are ready to make a tangible difference, we want to hear from you.
QUALIFICATIONS
: Master's or Doctorate degree in Occupational Therapy Active state OT license in good standing Pediatric experience required A minimum of 3 years of experience with sensory processing and nervous-system-informed care strongly preferred Strong understanding of regulation, behavior, feeding and functional skill development Excellent communication and parent-education skills Ability to track progress and adjust interventions based on data and observation
JOB REQUIREMENTS
Schedule & Caseload Approximately 20-hours per week (with room to grow) 2 ½ days a week General hours range between 8am - 5:30pm Must be available for evening hours one day a week (5:30pm-7pm) Minimum of 14 clients per week Clinical Expectations Design play-based, movement-driven sessions with clear therapeutic intent Individualize treatment to each child's sensory profile and functional goals Actively engage clients (no passive supervision) Track measurable, functional, and observable progress Adjust strategies proactively when progress stalls Clearly communicate goals, progress, and home carryover strategies to parents Collaborate with families to support regulation and independence outside of sessions Maintain timely documentation and professional communication Professional Expectations Arrive prepared and on time Maintain consistent attendance and reliability Accept feedback and implement adjustments when needed Contribute positively to team culture Treat families, children, and colleagues with professionalism and generosity Avoid gossip, negativity, or dismissive behavior Uphold mOTivated kids' values in tone, presence, and daily interactions We expect our therapists to actively help clients improve — children should be making real progress in regulation, confidence, independence, and real-world skills.
COMPENSATION
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Salary Position:
$50,000 per year Paid Time Off Paid Holidays Supportive, collaborative team environment | Flexible schedule Opportunity to grow within a mission-driven practice focused on meaningful change
