Pediatric COTA – Occupational Therapy

Places You’ll Go Therapy (PYG Therapy) is seeking compassionate, dedicated Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants to help children develop the everyday skills they need to participate more independently at home and in their daily routines. Explore PYG Therapy and learn more about our pediatric therapy services at pygtherapy.

com . Why Join PYG Therapy? We’re a therapist-owned company focused on helping children and families thrive. We’ll work with you to find a schedule that fits your needs while providing consistency for your patients. Our dedicated scheduling team helps build and maintain your caseload, with administrative support so you can focus on patient care.

Compensation

and Employment Options 1099 Independent Contractor: $60–$87 per hour Minimum of 8 sessions per week Consistent weekly scheduling Dedicated assistance with building and maintaining your caseload Part-Time W-2: $51–$64 per hour Minimum of 12 sessions per week Consistent weekly schedule based on agreed-upon availability Paid time off/paid sick leave (PTO/PSL) 401(k) retirement plan Employee referral bonus opportunities CPR certification reimbursement Article 9 certification reimbursement Full-Time W-2: $51–$64 per hour Minimum of 25 sessions per week Consistent weekly schedule based on agreed-upon availability Medical, dental, and vision insurance Paid time off/paid sick leave (PTO/PSL) 401(k) retirement plan Reimbursement for professional license, CPR certification, Article 9 certification, and fingerprint clearance card $250 annual CEU reimbursement $100 annual toy and therapy equipment reimbursement Employee referral bonus opportunities Benefits and reimbursements are subject to applicable eligibility requirements and company policies.

Responsibilities

Provide pediatric occupational therapy services under the direction of a licensed Occupational Therapist. Implement individualized treatment plans and therapeutic activities. Help children develop fine motor skills, coordination, sensory processing, self-care, and independence with daily activities. Document sessions and patient progress accurately and within required timelines.

Communicate with supervising OTs and other members of the care team. Educate caregivers on strategies and activities that support progress between sessions.

Qualifications

Active Arizona COTA/OTA license. Current CPR certification. Article 9 certification, as required. Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation. Strong communication, organizational, and clinical skills. Pediatric or home-based therapy experience preferred, but not required. Position details: Contract, Part-Time, or Full-Time | Arizona | Pediatric therapy in the child’s natural environment.

If you’re passionate about helping children build functional skills and independence, we’d love to hear from you!