Job Title:
Occupational Therapist Band 6 (Associate) / Self Employed Part time to full time week, minimum of 18 hours per week
Term time to full time contract, with a minimum of 38 weeks per year
Job Summary:
We are looking for more Band 6 level paediatric OTs to join our exciting and growing practice.

The client deliver assessments and treatment for children aged 2, right up to young people, aged 25.
Services are either delivered at our clinic, at the client's school or their home.
We still have the occasional requirement to deliver services online.

The majority of our clients are on the autistic spectrum, many with sensory needs as well as learning disabilities and other co-occurring conditions.
Main bullet points of what we require are as follows:

• Must have a Full UK Driving License


• Must be a car owner


• Willing to drive up to 2 hrs per day (if required) to visit clients at their home, school, college, nursery


• Have the right to work in the UK


• Associate / Self Employed only


• No overseas sponsorship


• Live in the Hampshire area


• Minimum of 2 years paediatric experience working in a specialist/community setting


• Qualifications in Sensory Integration an advantage


• Willing to carry out assessments and treatment sessions for the public and private sector aged between 2 - 25 years

Responsibilities and Duties:

• Undertake OT assessments either in-house or in the community


• Report writing and drawing up of treatment recommendations and therapy goals, ensuring regular re-evaluation of progress to the required standard


• Provide OT support and guidance during therapy sessions


• Maintain a high quality of clinical note writing following each OT session and when indicated, ensuring electronic records and activity are kept according to RCoT and HCPC standards


• Liaise with and train parents / carers regarding treatment which can be provided at home


• Liaise with and train other agencies involved, such as schools, support workers for school based treatment


• Liaise with other agencies, such as other health professionals, Local Authorities


• Undertake assessment and report writing which fulfil the criteria for EHCP application


• Enable young person and parents / carers to access and use assistive devices where appropriate


• Undergo regular, in-house clinical supervision


• Attend such training sessions in order to maintain high clinical standards


• Ensure awareness of, and adherence to, Ace COT policies and procedures and refresh self regularly.