The primary role of an early intervention occupational therapist is to use knowledge and skills specifically related to motor, cognitive, sensory processing, communication, play skills and medical/healthcare science to provide unique care to children and their families regardless of disease or condition. Responsible for providing evaluations, assessments and ongoing occupational therapy for children age birth to three years of age as well as participation in case management.

New Heights of Northeast Florida provides home and clinic-based therapy to children in need of early intervention. As a therapist at New Heights, you can expect to:

• Work within a coaching model to assist families with their child's development and ability to participate in meaningful activities.
• Find resources in the community that are suited to meet the family's needs, participate in transition to preschool or other community program
• Help families...