Early Intervention - Occupational Health Therapist

Programs for Infants and Children

1 day ago

Alaska$83,544 - $93,837Full TimeOccupational Therapy

✓ No Call✓ No Weekends

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Job Description

About the Role

Join Programs for Infants and Children as a Occupational Therapist – Early Intervention in United States.

Requirements

based service designed to directly involve parents in providing family

oriented social, nutritional, developmental, and behavioral opportunities for their children. The Occupational Therapist works as a trans

Benefits & Compensation

Salary: $83,544 - $93,837

401(k) with employer match.

Work Schedule

Full-Time position.

No explicit call, weekend, or night shift information provided.

Apply to join Programs for Infants and Children as a Occupational Therapist – Early Intervention.

Key Skills

Occupational therapyEarly interventionAssessmentIntervention strategiesFamily-oriented careTrans-disciplinary teamworkIndividualized family services planDevelopmental supportBehavioral opportunitiesPediatric care

Key Responsibilities

The Occupational Therapist provides assessment and intervention services to foster the growth and development of children from birth to age three. They work as part of a trans-disciplinary team to develop and implement Individualized Family Services Plans (IFSP) in home-based settings.

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Position Insights

Work-Life Balance Overview

This Early Intervention - Occupational Health Therapist position at Programs for Infants and Children includes the following lifestyle factors: no on-call duties, no weekend requirements. Candidates should review the full job details to assess overall work-life fit.

Occupational Therapy — Psychologist Career Context

This Occupational Therapy position at Programs for Infants and Children is open to psychologist candidates.

Psychologists are seeing unprecedented demand driven by the mental health crisis, with telehealth dramatically expanding access and enabling fully remote practice.

Compensation Analysis

Programs for Infants and Children lists compensation for this psychologist position at $84k to $94k annually.

Location & Logistics

This position is based in Alaska.

Alaska has no state income tax, which can significantly increase take-home pay compared to high-tax states. For a psychologist earning $300k, the absence of state income tax can represent $15k–$30k or more in annual savings.

Why This Position Stands Out

No on-call requirements — clinicians are completely off-duty after hours
No weekend shifts — preserving personal and family time
Transparent compensation ($84k–$94k)

Skills, Responsibilities & Benefits

Key skills and qualifications: Occupational therapy, Early intervention, Assessment, Intervention strategies, Family-oriented care, Trans-disciplinary teamwork, Individualized family services plan, Developmental support. Candidates with experience in these areas may be especially well-suited for this Occupational Therapy role.

Core responsibilities: The Occupational Therapist provides assessment and intervention services to foster the growth and development of children from birth to age three. They work as part of a trans-disciplinary team to develop and implement Individualized Family Services Plans (IFSP) in home-based settings.

Benefits package: Competitive Salary, 401(k) with Employer Match, Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Generous PTO, 12 Paid Holidays, Liability Insurance. A comprehensive benefits package is an important factor in evaluating total compensation beyond base salary.

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