JOB-20240905-7a6f785b

Occupational Therapist - Paediatric Social Services Team

Job Title: Occupational Therapist - Paediatric Social Services Team
Specialism: Allied Health Professionals (AHP) - Occupational Therapy
Location: Islington, UK
Salary: £38.00 per hour
Type: Ongoing - Part Time / Full Time

Step into a rewarding opportunity as an Occupational Therapist within the Paediatric Social Services Team in Islington, earning an attractive £38.00 hourly rate. This ongoing position offers both part-time and full-time flexibility, making it the perfect role to fit around your lifestyle. Join a passionate and dedicated team, using your expertise to empower children and young people to reach their full potential and participate fully in their daily lives.

This is your chance to make a genuine difference - supporting children and families through thoughtful, creative, and evidence-based occupational therapy interventions in one of London's most dynamic boroughs.

Perks and Benefits:

• Flexible Working Options: Choose part-time or full-time hours that best suit your lifestyle and commitments.

• Competitive Hourly Pay: Be rewarded for every moment of your professional dedication and expertise.

• Diverse Experience: Work across a variety of settings - home, school, early years, and community - expanding your clinical experience and professional adaptability.

• Collaborative Team Environment: Partner with a range of health and social care professionals, enhancing your network and knowledge.

• Professional Development: Access mentoring, supervision, and continuous learning opportunities to keep your skills sharp and your career progressing.

Job Purpose:

To provide high-quality paediatric occupational therapy assessment, intervention, and advice for children, young people, and their families within Islington's Social Services context. You will work across home, early years, school, and community settings, promoting independence, participation, and inclusion for children while reducing reliance on specialist services.

What You Will Do:

• Conduct comprehensive assessments across home, school, and community environments to identify functional and participation needs.

• Develop and deliver individualised intervention plans tailored to children and their families, ensuring active collaboration with carers and professionals.