As a member of the multidisciplinary educational/assessment team, Occupational Therapists: perform program planning for occupational therapy or appropriate options for each individualized education program (IEP); provide treatment and management of the disability based upon results of evaluation, which may include direct and/or indirect therapy services; offer consultation and education on formal and informal levels with medical and educational professionals, paraprofessionals, and parents regarding educational programming and disability information; administer occupational therapy services within the educational environment (documentation, record-keeping, equipment, space requirements, supervision of classroom and Occupational Therapy Assistants); are responsible for monitoring the proper fit, use, and adjustment of specialized equipment; and. Edmonds School District Occupational Therapists provide occupational therapy services for children ages 3 through 21 with identified physical disabilities, motor deficits, movement dysfunctions, and/or developmental delays that interfere with learning in the education environment.