A leading special education school in South London is now looking for a Paediatric Occupational Therapist to join their multidisciplinary therapies team, supporting a holistic service for pupils with sensory, learning, and physical disabilities.
This specialist school provides excellent education and wider learning opportunities for children aged 2-19 years with vision or multiple sensory impairments, with and without additional disabilities and medical needs such as epilepsy and joint hypermobility. The school also has an “Outstanding”-rated residential provision for up to 24 boarders, supporting pupils to make friends, explore new interests, and develop important life skills outside of the classroom.
As a Paediatric Occupational Therapist, you will join an integrated team of physio-, occupational and speech therapy professionals in delivering high quality, targeted paediatric interventions. Making full use of the school’s extensive resources, you will support pupils to become more independent, gain self-confidence, and thrive.
You will benefit from strong clinical leadership, peer support, and ring-fenced opportunities for CPD and further training in your role, with the opportunity to contribute to and support ongoing service development. The school will also honour the NHS Pension Scheme and any annual leave enhancements from service within the NHS.
This is a permanent, full-time role for a Paediatric Occupational Therapist (37.5h, 52 weeks). ...
This specialist school provides excellent education and wider learning opportunities for children aged 2-19 years with vision or multiple sensory impairments, with and without additional disabilities and medical needs such as epilepsy and joint hypermobility. The school also has an “Outstanding”-rated residential provision for up to 24 boarders, supporting pupils to make friends, explore new interests, and develop important life skills outside of the classroom.
As a Paediatric Occupational Therapist, you will join an integrated team of physio-, occupational and speech therapy professionals in delivering high quality, targeted paediatric interventions. Making full use of the school’s extensive resources, you will support pupils to become more independent, gain self-confidence, and thrive.
You will benefit from strong clinical leadership, peer support, and ring-fenced opportunities for CPD and further training in your role, with the opportunity to contribute to and support ongoing service development. The school will also honour the NHS Pension Scheme and any annual leave enhancements from service within the NHS.
This is a permanent, full-time role for a Paediatric Occupational Therapist (37.5h, 52 weeks). ...