Eyas Landing, a leading therapeutic clinic in Chicago, IL is seeking a skilled and compassionate Part-Time Pediatric Occupational Therapist (OT) to join our multidisciplinary team of top therapists. This is an opportunity to provide evidence-based, play-focused pediatric therapy in a collaborative, innovative environment designed to help children thrive.Apply today at threebirdsonemission.com/careers!About the RoleAs a Part-Time Pediatric Occupational Therapist (OT) at Eyas Landing, you will provide occupational therapy to children and families in our clinic, clients' schools and homes. You'll work with individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, sensory processing disorder, and other neurodiverse needs. You'll foster each child's sensory processing and integration, motor coordination, fine motor development, and independence through:Providing individualized therapyImplementing client-centered therapeutic approaches such as DIR/Floortime, Intentional Relationship Model (IRM), and reflex integrationCollaborating daily with physical and speech therapists, and social workersDocumenting progress and communicating with families to support continuity of careCompensation & BenefitsCompetitive Hourly Rate: $35-$40/hourCompetitive Paid Time Off Generous 401k Retirement Plan with employer contributionsSchedule & LocationSchedule: Monday - Thursday 3:30pm-6:30pm, Friday 3-5:30pm; opportunity for Saturday 9am-2:30pm Location: 1409 W. Carroll Ave. Chicago, ILWhy Join Eyas Landing?At Eyas Landing, we provide a supportive, team-oriented culture that allows you to focus on what you love - helping children and families. You'll make an impact by collaborating with a multidisciplinary team in a clinic that prioritizes innovation, evidence-based therapeutic interventions, and growth.Please see our Part-Time Pediatric Occupational Therapist (OT) job description attached to this posting, along with details of our competitive benefits package. Apply today at threebirdsonemission.com/careers to join our mission of empowering children with neurodiverse needs to succeed!