School Based Positions

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Occupational Therapist

An OT works with students who have difficulties with fine motor skills, sensory processing, visual perception, and self-care activities. The Occupational Therapists help students develop skills necessary for academic success, social participation, and daily living activities.

Speech Language Pathologist

An SLP works with students in schools who have difficulties with communication and language skills. The Speech Language Pathologist provides assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of speech and language disorders, as well as support for students who have difficulty with reading, writing, and social communication.

Special Education Teacher

Special Education Teachers work in schools with students who have disabilities or special needs. Their main role is to provide instruction and support to help students with disabilities achieve their academic and social potential.

BCBA/School Psychologist

School Psychologists work in schools to support the social, emotional, and academic development of students. They play a critical role in supporting the social, emotional, and academic development of students in a school setting. They help students overcome barriers to learning and well-being and promote positive outcomes for all students.

Physical Therapist

A Physical Therapist (PT) in a school works with students who have physical disabilities or injuries that affect their ability to participate in school activities. Their main goal is to improve the student's ability to move, function independently, and participate in school-related activities.