Paediatric Occupational Therapist – Associate (Self-Employed)
Scotland - Glasgow
Permanent
Job Code N2159
Overview
A well-established, values‑driven paediatric practice is seeking an experienced Paediatric Occupational Therapist to join them on a self‑employed (associate) basis. This is an excellent opportunity for a therapist looking to build or expand their independent practice, while benefiting from a consistent and varied referral stream. The organisation adopts a client‑centred, neuro‑affirming approach, with a strong emphasis on delivering practical, functional interventions that support children and young people in their everyday lives.
Working Arrangement
* Work as an independent practitioner
* Manage own caseload and clinical decision‑making
* Set own working hours and availability
* Maintain professional registration, indemnity insurance, and tax arrangements
Responsibilities
* Manage a varied paediatric caseload, supporting children and young people with a range of developmental and functional needs
* Provide support for sensory processing differences (experience in sensory integration is advantageous)
* Deliver targeted interventions to develop activities of daily living (ADLs) – toileting, dressing, personal hygiene
* Deliver hands‑on, functional therapy, supporting children to build independence in real‑life contexts
* Referrals are available across the week, with current demand highest on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays
Candidate Requirements
* HCPC registered with relevant paediatric experience
* Experience of or a strong interest in sensory processing differences
* Confidence supporting children with functional daily living skills
* Organised, motivated, and comfortable working independently
* Demonstrated commitment to a neuro‑affirming, child‑centred approach
* Seeking a flexible role with a reliable source of referrals
Additional Information
* Associates expected to arrange appropriate clinical cover where required, in line with professional and safeguarding standards
* Administrative and clinic‑based support may be available by agreement
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