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One Kids Place Children's Treatment Centre

Verified Job Source

North Bay, Ontario

Hospitals and Health Care
51–200 people

About

One Kids Place offers a range of services to help children, youth and their families with physical, developmental and communication delays and disabilities. Services, based on principles of best practices, vary depending on the needs of the child, their age and possible diagnosis. Services will be individualized to meet each child’s needs. Our team is committed to updating their skills and knowledge to work together with children, youth and their families to achieve their full potential.

Open positions

Service Desk Technician

On-site · North Bay

The Service Desk Technician provides frontline technical support for IT incidents, hardware, and software across the organization. They are responsible for maintaining IT systems, assisting users with technical issues, and supporting clinical and business applications.

Service Facilitator

On-site · North Bay

The Service Facilitator will develop and implement strength-based support plans for children and youth with FASD or suspected FASD. They will collaborate with families, educators, and service providers to navigate systems and provide direct intervention support.

Student Counsellor (Contract Part-Time)

On-site · North Bay

The Student Counsellor assists therapists in delivering one-to-one or group recreational activities for children and youth with special needs. They are responsible for supporting social development and participating in required training and orientation.

Occupational Therapist

On-site · Huntsville

The Occupational Therapist provides assessment, treatment, and transition support to children and youth to optimize their functional abilities in self-care, productivity, and leisure. They also provide clinical supervision to support staff and act as an educator for families and community partners.

Occupational Therapist (Contract)

On-site · North Bay

The Occupational Therapist provides assessment, treatment, and transition support to children and youth to optimize their functional abilities in self-care, productivity, and leisure. They also provide clinical supervision to support staff and act as an educator for families and community partners.