07/21/2026
Now hiring a Pediatric Occupational Therapist with a Texas license for a position in a family centered pediatric sensory integration based private practice. Responsibilities include evaluation, treatment, documentation, parent communication, schedule management as well as other duties requested as needed. SPOTS has been the premier provider of pediatric Occupational and Physical therapy for over 30 years in the Dallas market. SPOTS has a team of talented and passionate therapists who collaborate with each other to provide the absolute best treatment for our patients.
We stand out among outpatient practices with workloads supporting an excellent work-life balance. We provide reliable pay and 3 weeks of PTO. Your 40-hour work week is flexible as far as scheduling (4 days of 10 hours or 4 days of 9 hours with a half day on Friday). We treat children in 1-hour blocks, making the caseload manageable. Treatment notes and evaluations are written onsite through a user-friendly platform.
Experienced therapists or new graduates are welcome to apply.
Benefits:
Health insurance
Paid time off
CEU allowance
401(k)
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Therapeutic Responsibilities
Administer standardized assessments, including clinical observations to identify children’s skills in the areas of fine motor, gross motor, sensory processing, visual motor, reflex integration, ocular motor, emotional regulation and self-care
Identify functional barriers to daily performance skills in the areas of play, academic performance, social interaction, sensory processing and self-help skills
Develop individualized treatment plans to address functional and performance deficits, including intervention strategies, measurable goals, home and school modifications and parent education
Proactively research new diagnoses, treatment approaches and clinical evidence to support individualized patient care for diverse populations.
Engage children of all abilities and temperaments in functional, regulating activities to optimize performance gains in skills as well as social engagement
Effectively communicate with parents to ensure carryover of recommended strategies at home and in the community
Complete timely documentation, including daily notes, goals, re-evaluation, progress notes as needed and discharge summaries
Seek out collaboration with therapists and other professionals and expanded knowledge in the field of Occupational Therapy through continuing education
Clinic Responsibilities
Maintain treatment areas and therapy equipment
Follow sanitation and safety procedures
Manage scheduling and productivity expectations
Participate in collaboration with therapists, continuing education and staff meetings
Share in clinic development and enhancement projects
Skills
Excellent knowledge of principles and practices of occupational therapy, including the theory of sensory integration
Current knowledge of treatment practices and willingness to learn and grow in the profession
Ability to engage and build rapport with children of differing types of personalities and temperaments
Excellent interpersonal communication skills with children, parents, and co-workers
Professional behavior and time management skills to complete documentation
Valid license to practice occupational therapy in Texas
Master's or Doctorate in Occupational Therapy or COTA degree
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time
Pay: Salary or Per hour
Benefits:
Flexible schedule within 40 hour work week or part time
Manageable caseload
On site documentation with user-friendly platform
Family-feel environment with staff and co-workers
