Neurodiversity-Affirming Pediatric OT and OTA Positions Open! (65% productivity, 34 days off/year)

Welcome! We’re excited you’re interested in learning more about Blume Kids Therapy.

At Blume, we value celebrating differences. We also value having fun, fostering a trusting and safe environment, and promoting success with our clients in a way that’s meaningful for them. If this resonates with you, keep reading to learn more about what it means to be on Team Blume! New grads welcome!

About Us

Blume Kids Therapy is a growing neurodiversity-affirming pediatric occupational therapy practice based in Boulder, CO. This means…

• We focus on the well-being of our clients. We honor their needs and adjust accordingly.
• We’re child-led. We believe that incorporating the child’s interests into our sessions is key to developing meaningful and trusting relationships.
• We’re strengths-based. We presume competence and build upon emerging skills to instill confidence in our clients.
• We focus on building relationships with our clients that are trusting, supportive, and safe.
• We listen and learn from the neurodivergent community in order to best inform our practice.

What We Offer

• Training, regular supervision, and mentorship
• Opportunities for weekly collaboration with an interdisciplinary team
• Dedicated in-house administrative support: Our operations team handles all client scheduling, cancellations, billing, and client management, allowing you to focus entirely on client care
• Paid professional development opportunities
• Sustainable practice & culture: We prioritize clinician well-being by maintaining manageable caseloads and realistic expectations to promote a healthy work-life balance
• Whole-person support: Dedication to supporting your growth as an individual and clinician
• Clinical & leadership development: Opportunities for developing clinical skills in specialized areas of interest and holding groups and workshops; opportunities for developing leadership skills for career progression
• A salaried position

What You’ll Be Doing

Direct Care & Treatment

• Provide direct, individualized occupational therapy services in our clinic setting.
• Plan and implement treatment sessions that promote occupational engagement and skill development using a client-centered approach.
• Work collaboratively with the family unit, providing ongoing education that supports clients in reaching their goals.
• Create and maintain an emotionally supportive and engaging therapeutic environment.

Evaluation, Re-evaluation, & Documentation

• Evaluate new clients, completing assessments that inform treatment plans in the following skill areas: fine motor, visual motor, gross motor, sensory processing, emotional regulation, executive functioning, and self-advocacy.
• Re-evaluate existing clients on an annual basis.
• Timely completion of all required documentation, including weekly session notes, progress reports, evaluation reports, reevaluation reports, and discharge reports.

Team Collaboration

• Collaborate and problem-solve meaningfully within our interdisciplinary team.

Professional Standards & Productivity

• Maintain a 65% productivity rate. We intentionally keep this manageable to support work/life balance!
• Adhere to all professional, ethical, and facility standards, including safety regulations and clinic policies.
• Maintain necessary credentials and engage in ongoing continuing education.

About You

Our ideal occupational therapist:

• Is affirming. You’re always learning, always listening, and always adapting. You’re committed to listening to & validating the experience of neurodivergent individuals, and you tailor your interventions to meet clients where they are.
• Is collaborative. You have experience collaborating with cross-functional teams, demonstrating mutual respect and an open mind. You have excellent oral and written communication with colleagues, direct reports, families, and clients. You actively contribute to a work environment that is inclusive of other perspectives, and you support the growth of your colleagues.
• Does the right thing. You act ethically and transparently in all professional matters, even when it is difficult or when no one is looking. You contribute to a foundation that allows for a just, fair, and compassionate environment.
• Is disciplined. You are committed to owning your actions and their outcomes while striving to receive and integrate feedback that drives professional growth. You consistently demonstrate reliability, dependability, flexibility, follow-through, and thoughtful decision-making. You strive for excellence through engaging in growth-minded endeavors, providing the highest quality of services, and leading by example.
• Is heartfelt. You’re passionate about supporting individuals of all abilities in their pursuit of living a meaningful life. You recognize and value others; support and advocate for clients and their families; validate and address the needs of your clients; and foster an inclusive, welcoming environment for all.

Additionally, you are

• Highly motivated to continue your professional growth and make an impact on your community
• Experienced in working with a variety of diagnoses, including autism, ADHD, and general developmental delays
• Passionate about pediatrics, working with children, and supporting their growth
• Passionate about providing neurodiversity-affirming care, including a strong desire to continue learning from the neurodivergent community
• Licensed in CO and NBCOT certified
• A strong communicator. You’re skilled in collaborating with cross-functional teams and partnering with families using clear, compassionate written and oral communication
• Highly skilled in problem-solving, critical thinking, and organization
• Open to learning: New grads are encouraged to apply! We offer extensive training and a supportive environment to help you build your clinical skills.

Job Type and Compensation

• Job Type: Full-Time
• Salary Range: $70,000-80,000
• Time Away from Work: 34+ days (3 Weeks PTO + Company Holidays + Sick Days). Additionally, you are paid during our annual office closure between the week of Christmas & NYD
• Competitive Benefits

Let's Talk!

If this sounds like a good fit for you, please apply here or submit your resume to [email protected].

Diversity Statement

Blume Kids Therapy is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to celebrating diversity in all of its forms.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $70,000.00 - $80,000.00 per year

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• Continuing education credits
• Dental insurance
• Flexible spending account
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Vision insurance

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