We are seeking a motivated and compassionate Staff Grade Occupational Therapist to join the Childrens Disability Network Team (CDNT) based in Laois.Are you the right applicant for this opportunity Find out by reading through the role overview below.This role offers an excellent opportunity to work within a family-centred, interdisciplinary model supporting children with a range of developmental and functional needs.Key Responsibilities of the Occupational Therapist: Provide occupational therapy assessment and intervention for children with disabilities and developmental delays in line with CDNT pathways.Manage a paediatric caseload under the guidance and supervision of senior occupational therapy staff.Support childrens participation in daily activities including self-care, play, school participation, and sensory regulation.Work collaboratively within an interdisciplinary team including Speech & Language Therapy, Physiotherapy, Psychology, and Social Work.Engage with families, carers, schools, and relevant agencies to support holistic, child-centred care.Maintain accurate clinical documentation in accordance with HSE and CORU standards.Participate in team meetings, service development initiatives, and continuous professional development.Requirements for the Occupational Therapist: Recognised qualification in Occupational Therapy.CORU registration (mandatory).Interest and/or experience working with children with disabilities or developmental needs.Strong communication, organisational, and interpersonal skills.Ability to work both independently and as part of an interdisciplinary team.Desirable Experience Previous experience in paediatrics, disability services, or CDNT settings.Knowledge of family-centred and interdisciplinary models of care.Experience delivering group programmes or parent education sessions.Why Join? Be part of a supportive and collaborative interdisciplinary team.Access to structured supervision and ongoing CPD.Opportunity to develop specialist paediatric skills within a CDNT framework.Make a meaningful difference to the lives of children and families in the Laois community.