As April is OT Awareness Month, I will be sharing some OT updates these next few weeks.
I am pleased to say a new school for children with special needs will be opening for September, 2014 enrollment. The school is looking to hire a pediatric occupational therapist, please see details:
Position: Pediatric Occupational Therapist
Job: A full time occupational therapist position is now available at a newly opened special needs school
in Cairo, Egypt. The school will follow an American curriculum and offer an American diploma. OT needs
to provide a comprehensive range of services to a varied population. Students ages range from 3-18
years old and children have a wide range of diagnosis, such as Autism, CP, Down syndrome, Sensory
Processing Disorder and Learning Disabilities
Minimum requirements include:
• Graduate of an accredited OT program ( Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree)
• 3-5 years experience working in pediatric setting
• Supervisory experience a plus
• Current license
Job duties include:
• Evaluate all students and develop appropriate treatment plan
• Treat students in 1:1 and/or group setting
• Educate teachers in OT recommendations to implement in the classroom
• Participate in staff and parent meetings
Benefits package includes:
• Salary based on experience + accommodations + travel allowance (one round trip ticket) + basic
health insurance
Position available: August 1, 2014
Position length of contract: 2 years
To apply: Email cover letter and CV to bis.occupationaltherapy@gmail.com
Please share...
Thanks,
Laura
The purpose of this blog is to provide: (1). Explanation of Occupational Therapy (OT) (2). Updates on development of Occupational Therapy educational programs in Egypt (3). Updates on Occupational Therapy related events (4). Postings for job opportunities (5). Resources for people interested in Occupational Therapy related topics (6). Listings of local facilities providing Occupational Therapy services in Egypt (7). A network of Occupational Therapists living and working in Egypt
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