Occupational Therapist

About Us:

Our Occupational Therapy service is committed to providing high-quality assessments and interventions to children in the heart of London. Sensory integration is at the core of our clinic’s practice, and we specialise in helping children and young people aged 6 months to 25 years with physical, developmental, social communication, and other specific difficulties engage in meaningful occupations. Ayres Sensory Integration® (ASI®) is central to our clinical identity, and our Clinic Director is an internationally recognised SI trainer and practitioner.

Training and Development:

As part of our commitment to professional growth, we offer a comprehensive onboarding programme to help new team members settle into our practices and protocols. You will also benefit from:

• Access to a two-year Ayres Sensory Integration® training programme
• Sensory integration training delivered directly by our Clinic Director
• Ongoing clinical supervision from your Senior Occupational Therapist
• Peer reflection and multidisciplinary learning opportunities
• CPD funding and support for specialist training

Key Responsibilities:

• Autonomously manage a caseload of children with a range of neurodevelopmental and physical needs, achieving therapy goals and targets established during assessments
• Conduct high-quality assessments and deliver evidence-based interventions grounded in sensory integration principles
• Produce clear, well-structured reports for EHCP, tribunal, and clinical purposes
• Deliver home and school recommendations and implement interventions to support children across various environments
• Communicate therapy plans and progress effectively to parents and professionals
• Conduct online therapy sessions for clients unable to attend in person
• Collaborate with our multidisciplinary team, including Speech and Language Therapists, Psychologists, Educators, and Administrative Staff
• Participate in the strategic development of therapeutic services during multidisciplinary meetings
• Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation in line with HCPC standards and clinic protocols
• Adhere to safeguarding, confidentiality, and data protection standards at all times

Necessary Attributes:

• Education & Registration: A Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy and current HCPC registration
• Sensory Integration: A certificate in sensory integration is desirable; a commitment to pursuing formal ASI® qualification is welcomed
• Experience: Previous experience in paediatric occupational therapy. Newly qualified therapists with a strong paediatric placement history are encouraged to apply
• Work Eligibility: Eligibility to work in the UK (sponsorship may be available if required)

Benefits:

We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including:

• Employee Assistance Programme
• Access to a 24/7 General Practitioner, available for you, your partner, and children
• 24/7 helpline for stress, personal issues, bereavement, and emotional support, including counselling sessions
• Financial support and confidential money advice services
• Legal Assistance — 24/7 legal support for personal legal issues
• Wellbeing resources including online wellbeing checks and mindfulness content
• Carer support for those caring for elderly or neurodiverse family members
• Fitness discounts, including access to over 3,600 health clubs
• Lifestyle discounts across a wide range of categories
• Funded Ayres Sensory Integration® training delivered by our Clinic Director

Why Join Us?

We offer a vibrant, specialist environment where you can develop your clinical skills alongside leading experts in sensory integration and paediatric therapy. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated therapist to deliver high-quality care, grow as a professional, and be part of a team that is genuinely passionate about making a difference in children’s lives.