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OSNS Child & Youth Development Centre

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OSNS consistently strives for improvement and is committed to the pursuit of excellence and quality care.

Penticton, British Columbia

Non-profit Organizations
11–50 people

About

The OSNS has delivered evidence-based support services to children and families for the past 40 years. The OSNS (Okanagan Similkameen Neurological Society) Child & Youth Development Centre is a pediatric and youth therapy centre, focusing on: -assessment, -education, and -individualized rehabilitation treatment of developmental delays in children aged 0 – 16. Our Early Intervention program includes specialists in speech-language pathology, physiotherapy (where children learn to walk, climb, & coordinate movements), and occupational therapy (where children learn basic life skills, such as eating, dressing, toileting). Our Autism Treatment (ABA) program provides children up to the age of 16 with a personalized, goal-focused treatment program. Our vision is a community in which children and youth reach their full potential. Our mission is to maximize the developmental growth, emotional health and creative capacity of children and youth in the South Okanagan Similkameen through early intervention and family centred care.

Open positions

Board Certified Behaviour Analyst

On-site · Penticton

The BCBA is responsible for assessing children's skills and developing individualized behavior intervention plans in collaboration with families and multidisciplinary teams. They provide staff mentorship, parent coaching, and deliver evidence-based interventions across various settings including schools and homes.

Pediatric Occupational Therapist

On-site · Penticton

Provide screening, assessments, and interventions for children and youth within a multidisciplinary team. Conduct parent coaching and deliver care through on-site visits, school visits, and community outreach.

Pediatric Physiotherapist

On-site · Penticton

Conduct comprehensive physical assessments for children under 6 and develop individualized treatment plans. Provide parent coaching and deliver care across various settings including on-site, schools, and home-based services.