Pediatric occupational therapist vs early intervention occupational therapist

Differences between pediatric occupational therapist and early intervention occupational therapist duties and responsibilities

Pediatric occupational therapist example responsibilities.

• Participate in IEP planning and goal writing for students to help them achieve as much academic success as possible.
• Train PRN staff on Medicare / Medicaid reimbursement documentation and facility policies.
• Apply sensory integration approach with children to promote adaptive responses for improve interactions within environments.
• Create and implement skil occupational therapy services with pediatric patients to promote safety and independence with their occupational performance.
• Oversee COTA (s) and direct plan of care.
• Supervise COTA's and students.
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Early intervention occupational therapist example responsibilities.

• Achieve advance clinical competency in UE splinting.
• Utilize connections with community resources and previous ABA training to provide exceptional therapeutic methodologies.
• Update and write goals for IFSP.
• Follow careful programs and IEP's design for each child.
• Contribute to the development of the IFSP with strategies and family base outcomes to address individual needs of each child.
• Develop and implement evidenced-based individualize care plans in an interdisciplinary environment.
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