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Synaptic Pediatric Therapies·Garland, Texas
Occupational Therapist · $85 - $85/hr
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The Occupational Therapist will evaluate and treat pediatric clients with diverse needs, developing individualized plans of care to improve daily functioning. They will also collaborate with families to ensure skill carryover and maintain accurate documentation in accordance with ethical and HIPAA standards.
Occupational Therapist - Join Our Team Today!
Do you love working with kids and young adults, empowering them to thrive and connect with the world around them? At Synaptic Pediatric Therapies, we're on a mission to transform young lives through compassionate care, individualized treatments, and collaborative teamwork. We're looking for passionate Occupational Therapists (new grads and experienced OTs alike) to join our dynamic, supportive, and inspiring team!
What You'll Do as an Occupational Therapist As part of our caring OT team, you will: Evaluate and treat diverse pediatric needs, including developmental delays, neurological conditions, sensory processing challenges, and more.
Develop individualized Plans of Care to help your clients thrive in daily activities like play, education, self-care, and social participation.
Collaborate with families for skill carryover and resources.
Stay current with professional development and evidence-based practices.
Maintain documentation, adhering to HIPAA guidelines and ethical practices.
Who You Are as an Occupational Therapist You're a compassionate and skilled OT with: A valid Texas state license to practice Occupational Therapy and adherence to the Texas Practice Act & Rules and AOTA Code of Ethics.
Experience (or passion to gain experience!) working with children and families in a therapeutic setting.
A knack for promoting independence with gross/fine motor skills, sensory regulation, and cognitive development.
Skilled in promoting independence across gross/fine motor, sensory regulation, and cognitive development.
Strong documentation, communication, and organizational skills.
A commitment to professional growth and evidence-based practices.
We're not just a workplace; we're a team dedicated to making an impact.
Here's what you can expect: A Supportive Environment for an Occupational Therapist Weekly (not daily!) notes deadlines, giving you flexibility between sessions.
A team that values collaboration, mentorship, and empowering its therapists.
Career development Exceptional Benefits for Occupational Therapists Flexible Schedule: Work Monday-Thursday, with Fridays reserved for make-up appointments or documentation.
Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, and vision insurance.
25-day time-off bank + major holidays off.
PTO accrual program (average of 12-18 paid days/year).
CEU reimbursement and ongoing professional development opportunities.
State-of-the-Art Facilities for an Occupational Therapist Private therapy rooms and access to a well-equipped OT gym.
Your own therapy materials budget to support your creative interventions.
Who We're Looking For as an Occupational Therapist We want OTs who love working with kids and families as much as we do! If you're ready to bring your expertise, compassion, and creativity to our team, we'd love to meet you!
Ready to Start Your SPT Journey? Apply today!
Candidates must hold a valid Texas state license to practice Occupational Therapy and adhere to the Texas Practice Act. Experience or a strong passion for working with children and families in a therapeutic setting is required.
Market context
In Texas, Occupational Therapist openings often reflect steady demand in skilled nursing and long-term care settings, where employers look for clinicians who can support rehabilitation and daily function. These roles are competitive because candidates with an active Texas OT license, good standing with regulators, and current treatment knowledge can step into patient care with less onboarding. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to quickly compare fit, then confirm your license status and SNF or long-term care experience before applying.