Job Description

Description:

At

Developing Hands

Pediatric and Family Services, we are committed to providing the highest quality of care to children and their families. Developing Hands has been servicing the community for over

14 years

as leaders in providing Therapy to children and their families across Ontario. Our

multidisciplinary

team of exceptional Therapists are dedicated to fulfilling their passions for enhancing children's functional performance and independence in everyday activities. We provide a

holistic

family centered approach for all services offered. At Developing Hands we strive to offer a supportive and positive environment for

Service Providers

on the team.

Employment Type: FULL-TIME, PART-TIME, CASUAL

positions.

As an

Osteopathic Manual Practitioner

at Developing Hands Pediatric Therapy, the successful candidate will be responsible for administering clinical formal and informal assessments and implementing treatment plans for

infants

,

children

and

adolescents

(ages 0-18) with a variety of diagnoses while adhering to the policies and procedures of the company. Services can be offered

In-Home/Schools/Daycare

(across the GTA),

In-Clinic

(two clinic locations in Mississauga) and or

Virtually

(all across Ontario).

Employment Type:

Part-time position with the potential of a full-time workload.

Start Date:

Immediate

Number of Positions:

2

Responsibilities

Conduct Assessments to determine root causes of functional concerns.

Maintain detailed progress notes.

Program/Treatment planning in accordance with the client's needs.

Provide consultation and education to the parents/guardians regarding client's needs and goals.

Work as a cohesive team with fellow colleagues.

Promote a positive, healthy learning environment for our clients.

Provide leadership and support to fellow colleagues.

Maintain a good working relationship with clients and fellow colleagues.

Qualifications

In good standing with the OAO, Ontario Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners.

Possess at least one year experience providing Osteopath services. Considered an asset.

Ability to communicate effectively both in a verbal and written manner.

Ability to demonstrate personal leadership skills.

Ability to accept feedback, supervision and guidance.

Experience with program planning and implementation.

Experience working with children with a variety of needs/diagnosis.

Exhibits commitment, integrity, and adaptability.

Exhibits self-directed, independent work ethic.

Exhibits enthusiasm, sense of humor, patience, and self-control.

Abides by the highest ethical standards of practice in accordance with Association and Company guidelines.

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent

Pay: Up to $130,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Flexible schedule On-site parking
Work Location: In person