Pediatric Occupational Therapist

Location: Kalaburagi

Position

Pediatric Occupational Therapist
(Sensory Integration / Developmental OT)

Kindle Hopes Pediatric Rehabilitation Centre, Kalaburagi, is expanding its  foundation team  and hiring a  Pediatric Occupational Therapist . Founded by a mother who understands the realities of special-needs care, we offer a  1:1 therapy model , thoughtfully designed spaces, and a work culture that values therapists as much as outcomes. We’re looking for an OT passionate about  sensory-informed, play-based care  and interested in  growing long-term with the Centre .

Preferred Qualifications

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Occupational Therapy
(Master’s degree preferred)
Registration with relevant professional council
Experience or strong interest in  pediatric practice

Key Skills & Clinical Exposure

(Not all mandatory – training in some is sufficient)

Sensory Integration (SI)  assessment and intervention
Play therapy and  play-based therapeutic approaches
Early intervention (infants & toddlers)
Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, developmental delays
Fine motor skills, visual-motor integration
ADL and self-care skill development
Sensory regulation and emotional modulation
School readiness and functional participation
Parent education and home program planning
Training in  Ayres Sensory Integration (ASI) ,  USC/WPS SI , or equivalent frameworks will be an added advantage.

Role & Responsibilities

Conduct pediatric OT assessments
Plan and deliver individualized, goal-oriented therapy programs
Provide  1:1 therapy sessions
Collaborate with physiotherapists, speech therapists, and families
Maintain therapy documentation and progress reports
Support parents with practical strategies and guidance

Compensation

₹40,000 – ₹60,000 per month
(Negotiable in cases of strong experience, advanced training, or specialized certifications)

Commitment

We are looking for therapists interested in a  long-term association  (minimum  2–3 years preferred ) and who wish to grow alongside the Centre.