Specialist Occupational Therapy Lead | Children & Neurodevelopment

Specialist Occupational Therapy Lead opportunity, paying £400 to £500 per day. Initial six months, three to five days per week. Deliver specialist occupational therapy while supporting the development of a consistent service. Location, travel and remote-working arrangements are to be confirmed; IR35 status is not specified.

Deliver specialist occupational therapy while supporting the development of a consistent service.

Why this role exists

Manage an agreed assessment and intervention caseload, develop recommendations for home and school environments, and support multidisciplinary planning with family involvement. Review documentation, outcomes and clinical processes, and provide supervision with a clear handover.

What success looks like

During the assignment, the focus is to manage an agreed assessment and intervention caseload. Develop recommendations for home and school environments. Support multidisciplinary planning and family involvement. Review documentation, outcomes and clinical processes. Provide supervision and a clear handover.

What you'll own

  • Manage an agreed assessment and intervention caseload.
  • Develop recommendations for home and school environments.
  • Support multidisciplinary planning and family involvement.
  • Review documentation, outcomes and clinical processes.
  • Provide supervision and a clear handover.

What we need to see

  • An HCPC-registered occupational therapist with relevant neurodevelopmental expertise and experience supporting colleagues or improving services.

About the organisation

The hiring organisation is anonymised for this recruitment process. Manage an agreed assessment and intervention caseload, develop recommendations for home and school environments, and support multidisciplinary planning with family involvement. Review documentation, outcomes and clinical processes, and provide supervision with a clear handover. Apply with your CV, availability and examples of relevant assignments.

Questions candidates ask

What are the pay and working arrangements for this role?
The advertised pay is £400 to £500 per day. Initial six months, three to five days per week. Location, travel and remote-working arrangements have not been specified and need to be confirmed. IR35 status has not been specified for this engagement.
What experience and qualifications do I need?
An HCPC-registered occupational therapist with relevant neurodevelopmental expertise and experience supporting colleagues or improving services.
What will I be responsible for?
Manage an agreed assessment and intervention caseload, develop recommendations for home and school environments, and support multidisciplinary planning with family involvement. Review documentation, outcomes and clinical processes, and provide supervision with a clear handover. Provide supervision and a clear handover.

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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