Occupational Therapist

We are seeking a passionate and skilled Pediatric Occupational Therapist to join our growing team. This is a unique opportunity to work with a First Nations-led occupational therapy company grounded in rights-based, anti-oppressive practice.

Why This Work Matters

Many children, youth, and families—particularly in First Nations communities—face systemic barriers to accessing occupational therapy services. This role is an opportunity to be part of meaningful change by supporting equitable access to care that is culturally safe, relationship-based, and community-driven. Your work will directly contribute to enhancing participation, independence, and well-being, while honouring the strengths, identities, and lived experiences of the children and families you serve.

About the Role

This contract position offers flexibility and meaningful, community-centered work with children and youth. Clinicians are based out of North Battleford, with the flexibility to travel from wherever they reside. You will collaborate with families, communities, and interdisciplinary teams to support participation, development, and well-being.

What We Offer

• Competitive compensation: $55–$90/hour (based on experience)
• Mileage reimbursement for travel
• High-level mentorship and clinical support
• Spending account for supplies and assessment materials
• Access to shared supplies and standardized assessments
• Scheduling and billing support (so you can focus on clinical work)
• Opportunities to engage in culturally responsive and community-driven care
• Flexible scheduling within a contract-based model

Key Responsibilities

• Provide assessment and intervention for children and youth in home, school, and/or community settings
• Develop individualized, strengths-based treatment plans
• Collaborate with caregivers, educators, and other professionals
• Maintain clear and timely documentation
• Deliver services grounded in trauma-informed, culturally safe, and anti-oppressive frameworks

Required Qualifications

• Registration (or eligibility for registration) with the Saskatchewan College of Occupational Therapists (SCOT)
• Professional liability insurance
• Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle
• Strong communication and collaboration skills
• Commitment to equity, cultural humility, and community-centered practice

Preferred / Assets

• Experience working with pediatric populations
• Experience working with First Nations communities
• Knowledge of sensory processing, developmental delays, and/or neurodiversity-affirming practice

How to Apply

Please send your cover letter and resume to Deanna at deanna@miskihnak.ca