The NICU Occupational Therapist provides comprehensive, developmentally supportive care to medically complex neonates and their families
Job Summary
The NICU Occupational Therapist provides comprehensive, developmentally supportive care to medically complex neonates and their families.
This role is embedded within a highly specialized interdisciplinary NICU team, supporting neurodevelopmental outcomes from birth through transition to home and early intervention.
Practice in a nationally ranked Level IV NICU with the region’s most complex neonatal cases.
Matching Summary
The NICU Occupational Therapist provides comprehensive, developmentally supportive care to medically complex neonates and their families.
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
neonatal occupational therapy
evidence-based intervention plans
family-centered care
neurodevelopmental outcomes
Nice-to-have
interdisciplinary NICU team
advanced neonatal therapy
research and teaching opportunities
Key Requirements
Master's or Doctorate in Occupational Therapy
Active Tennessee Occupational Therapy license or eligibility
Minimum of 3 years of pediatric occupational therapy experience