Clinical Lead Occupational Therapist | Neurodevelopment & Participation

Clinical Lead Occupational Therapist opportunity in England, paying £60,000 to £75,000 per annum. Permanent. Hybrid with community and school visits. Help children and young people participate more fully in everyday life.

Help children and young people participate more fully in everyday life.

Why this role exists

Lead occupational therapy input focused on daily activities, routines, environmental adaptations and participation. Work closely with families and multidisciplinary colleagues to develop practical interventions and measure outcomes that matter to children and families.

What the first twelve months look like

The role focuses on delivering these priorities: assess occupational performance and barriers to participation. Develop practical, individualised intervention plans. Advise on adaptations across home and education settings. Supervise occupational therapists and develop clinical standards. Measure outcomes that matter to children and families.

What you'll own

  • Assess occupational performance and barriers to participation.
  • Develop practical, individualised intervention plans.
  • Advise on adaptations across home and education settings.
  • Supervise occupational therapists and develop clinical standards.
  • Measure outcomes that matter to children and families.

What we need to see

  • HCPC registration as an occupational therapist and substantial paediatric or neurodevelopmental experience. Strong supervision skills and an evidence-informed approach to intervention are required.

About the organisation

The hiring organisation is anonymised for this recruitment process. Lead occupational therapy input focused on daily activities, routines, environmental adaptations and participation. Work closely with families and multidisciplinary colleagues to develop practical interventions and measure outcomes that matter to children and families. Apply with your CV and examples of relevant experience.

Questions candidates ask

What are the pay and working arrangements for this role?
The advertised pay is £60,000 to £75,000 per annum. Permanent. Hybrid with community and school visits. The location is England, hybrid with community and school visits.
What experience and qualifications do I need?
HCPC registration as an occupational therapist and substantial paediatric or neurodevelopmental experience. Strong supervision skills and an evidence-informed approach to intervention are required.
What will I be responsible for?
Lead occupational therapy input focused on daily activities, routines, environmental adaptations and participation. Work closely with families and multidisciplinary colleagues to develop practical interventions and measure outcomes that matter to children and families. Measure outcomes that matter to children and families.

What happens after you apply

  1. 1

    You hear back in one working day

    A consultant reads your CV, not a filter. You get a yes, a no, or a question.

  2. 2

    A twenty minute call

    Scope, salary, working pattern and what the employer is really like, before anyone sees your details.

  3. 3

    We introduce you, with your consent

    Your CV only goes to the client once you have agreed to the introduction.

  4. 4

    Interview and decision

    Prep from us, feedback from them, usually inside two weeks of the first call.

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