At a Glance
- Tasks: Support neurodiverse children with tailored occupational therapy in schools and communities.
- Company: Join a caring team dedicated to making a difference in children's lives.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, flexible hours, ongoing training, and supportive work culture.
- Other info: Enjoy a collaborative atmosphere with strong leadership support and career progression.
- Why this job: Make a real impact while developing your skills in a rewarding environment.
- Qualifications: Must have HCPC registration and experience in paediatric occupational therapy.
The predicted salary is between 40000 - 52000 £ per year.
Join a specialist paediatric occupational therapy service supporting neurodiverse children and young people across educational and community settings. This rewarding role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact while working within a highly supportive and clinically focused environment. This opportunity is ideal for an Occupational Therapist, Paediatric Occupational Therapist or Children's Occupational Therapist looking to develop specialist experience across SEN and SEND settings.
Employment Type
- Permanent position available on a full‑time or part‑time basis, All Year Round or Term Time.
- No sponsorship available for this role. You must have the permanent right to work in the UK.
Salary
- £40,000 - £52,000 per annum, dependent on experience + benefits.
Pay & Benefits
- Competitive salary of £40,000 - £52,000 per annum
- Flexible full‑time or part‑time working options
- Home‑based administration and report writing
- Caseload allocated within approximately 45 minutes of home
- Structured 3‑month induction programme
- Weekly supervision during induction
- Monthly CPD sessions
- Sensory Integration training opportunities
- Trauma & Attachment training opportunities
- Quarterly team social events
- Strong clinical supervision and leadership support
- Clear progression opportunities from Band 6 to Band 7 level
Working Hours & Shift Pattern
- Permanent | Full‑Time or Part‑Time.
- Minimum commitment of 3 days per week (22.5 hours)
- Opportunity to work up to full‑time hours
- Minimum 38 weeks per year
- Flexible working structure with home‑based administrative time
- Localised caseload allocation designed to minimise travel time
Job Description
As a School‑Based Occupational Therapist, you will provide specialist occupational therapy assessment and intervention support to neurodiverse children and young people aged 2‑25 across schools, homes, community settings and clinic environments throughout Crondall (GU10) and surrounding areas: Farnborough, Basingstoke, Winchester, Southampton. Working within both private healthcare and private education settings, you will support children with autism, sensory processing differences, SEND needs, learning disabilities and other developmental needs through assessment, intervention and ongoing therapeutic support. As part of an established allied health team, you will carry out occupational therapy assessments, develop treatment plans, deliver therapy programmes, contribute to EHCP processes and provide detailed reports. This role offers an excellent opportunity to further develop specialist paediatric skills within a respected service that values learning, collaboration and clinical excellence.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver high‑quality occupational therapy assessments for children and young people
- Support neurodiverse children with autism, sensory processing and developmental needs
- Complete EHCP assessments and contribute to statutory documentation
- Develop and implement individualised treatment plans
- Provide therapy interventions within school, clinic, home and community settings
- Prepare professional reports and clinical recommendations
- Work collaboratively with families, education professionals and multidisciplinary teams
- Maintain accurate clinical records and documentation
- Provide advice, training and guidance to schools and families where appropriate
- Contribute to service quality, safeguarding and professional standards
Requirements
- Permanent right to work in the UK; sponsorship is not available
- BSc Occupational Therapy or equivalent recognised qualification with HCPC registration
- Minimum 2‑4 years of paediatric occupational therapy experience
- Specialism in paediatrics, neurodiversity, autism, sensory processing, SEN, SEND and EHCP‑related practice
- Ability to assess, plan, deliver and evaluate occupational therapy interventions independently
- Excellent communication, relationship‑building and report‑writing skills
- Full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle
Company Culture
As a School‑Based Occupational Therapist, you will be joining a supportive and collaborative clinical team focused on delivering outstanding outcomes for children and young people. The environment promotes continuous learning, professional development and specialist practice through regular supervision, structured induction, CPD opportunities and specialist training pathways. Team members are encouraged to develop their expertise while benefiting from flexible working arrangements, approachable leadership and a strong commitment to staff wellbeing.
Apply Today
If you are a passionate Occupational Therapist looking to develop your paediatric expertise within a supportive allied health environment, this is an excellent opportunity to build your career while making a genuine difference to children and young people across Crondall (GU10), Farnborough, Basingstoke, Winchester, Southampton. With strong clinical support, ongoing specialist training and genuine progression opportunities, this role offers an excellent platform for long‑term professional growth. Your skills, knowledge and commitment will be highly valued, and you will be supported to continue developing your career while helping children achieve positive outcomes. Consider taking the next step in your career.
School-Based Occupational Therapist in Hampshire employer: Recruit by Nature
Join a dedicated team as a School-Based Occupational Therapist in Crondall, Hampshire, where you will have the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the lives of neurodiverse children and young people. Our supportive work culture prioritises professional development through structured induction, ongoing training, and flexible working arrangements, ensuring that you can grow your expertise while enjoying a healthy work-life balance. With strong clinical supervision and a commitment to staff wellbeing, this role offers a rewarding environment for those passionate about paediatric occupational therapy.
