Working at PlayWorks Therapy, Inc.

At PlayWorks Therapy, Inc., we are dedicated to fostering a warm, inviting, and friendly workplace where every employee feels valued and appreciated. Our commitment to inclusivity and respect is reflected in our celebration of neurodiversity, recognizing and honoring the unique strengths and perspectives that each individual brings. We strive to create an environment that not only supports our clients but also our staff, meeting everyone where they are at in their personal and professional journeys. Through this approach, we work to cultivate a supportive and empowering atmosphere that encourages growth, collaboration, and overall well-being.

Located in Roscoe Village, we are an interdisciplinary practice providing developmental therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, feeding therapy, occupational therapy, counseling/social work services, and therapeutic preschool services. We value family engagement, creativity, and individualized, high-quality therapeutic services. Our therapists tailor the therapy process to celebrate each child’s unique strengths and interests, supporting each child and family in building a strong foundation to succeed in their own ways.

Our interventions are rooted in our extensive knowledge of global development, providing appropriate scaffolding to support each child’s learning and engagement in meaningful interactions. We emphasize family participation and interdisciplinary collaboration throughout our therapeutic process, ensuring that every child receives comprehensive and holistic care. Our therapists are committed to providing neurodiversity-affirming care, recognizing and celebrating the unique ways each child learns, processes information, experiences emotion, and interacts with the world.

At PlayWorks Therapy, Inc., we are committed to the professional growth of our therapists. We offer a detailed mentorship program and generous compensation for continuing education and professional credentialing. Join us and be part of a team that values your contributions and is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of children and their families.

If you are passionate about providing exceptional care and eager to work in a supportive and dynamic environment, we would love to hear from you!

Employee Benefits

Competitive compensation commensurate with education and work experience
Stability of a competitive, consistent salary rather than hourly pay
PTO (paid time off)
8 Paid National Holidays
Group health, dental, and vision insurance
Optional short-term disability
Professional liability insurance
Worker's compensation insurance
Parking reimbursement
Mileage reimbursement
Annual continuing education reimbursement
Annual professional dues reimbursement
Mentoring/supervision with department director
Opportunity for collaboration with a dynamic multidisciplinary team
Mentoring with Clinic Director as needed
Paid professional development hours after one year of employment
Retirement benefits after one year of employment

Positions at PlayWorks Therapy, Inc

Please note that this position does have specific credentialing requirements, as noted below. Applicants who do not meet these requirements will not be considered, regardless of other experience.

Position Requirements:

Driver's license and personal vehicle with insurance
Degree requirements: A Master’s Degree or higher in Early Childhood Education, Early Childhood Special Education, Special Education, Child Development, Child Development and Family Studies, Early Intervention, or Elementary Education (these degrees are required for Early Intervention credentialing with the State of Illinois)
Experience working with children birth to twelve years of age, including children with neurotypical and neurodivergent learning styles
Personable and playful personality
Interest in becoming a contributing member of a growing team

Responsibilities:

Evaluate, establish goals, and provide exceptional evidence-based treatment interventions for children aged birth to twelve
Complete timely and accurate documentation
Engage in mentorship process in open and collaborative manner
Attend monthly team meetings

Position Requirements:

Master’s Degree from an accredited program
Driver's license, personal vehicle with insurance
OT license for the state of Illinois, or eligible to obtain such
1+ years of post-graduate experience with the birth to three population
Experience working with children birth to twelve years of age, including children with neurotypical and neurodivergent learning styles
Personable and playful personality
Strong knowledge of sensory processing
Interest in becoming a contributing member of a growing team

Responsibilities:

Evaluate, establish goals, and provide exceptional evidence-based treatment interventions for children aged birth to twelve
Complete timely and accurate documentation
Engage in mentorship process in open and collaborative manner
Attend monthly team meetings

Position Requirements:

Doctorate from a CAPTE accredited program
Minimum one year pediatric experience; multidisciplinary setting is preferred
Current PT license in Illinois
Driver's license and personal vehicle with insurance
Strong knowledge of child development, including children with neurotypical and neurodivergent learning styles
Personable, playful, and engaging; able to effectively build rapport with children and their families
Motivated to become a contributing member of an established team
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills; confidence in professional ability to effectively convey clinical skills and knowledge to clients
Positive and patient demeanor
Ability to organize and prioritize tasks in a dynamic therapy role
Excellent time management and communication skills

Responsibilities:

Evaluate, establish goals, and provide exceptional evidence-based treatment interventions for children aged birth to twelve
Complete timely and accurate documentation
Engage in mentorship process in open and collaborative manner
Attend monthly team meetings

Position Requirements:

Master’s Degree from an ASHA accredited program
Active Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC)
Driver's license, personal vehicle with insurance
Experience working with children birth to twelve years of age, including children with neurotypical and neurodivergent learning styles
Personable and playful personality
Sensory and/or oral-motor feeding experience is a plus!
Interest in becoming a contributing member of a growing team

Responsibilities:

Evaluate, establish goals, and provide exceptional evidence-based treatment interventions for children aged birth to twelve
Complete timely and accurate documentation
Engage in mentorship process in open and collaborative manner
Attend monthly team meetings

Position Requirements:

Masters Degree from an ASHA accredited program
Second year clinical placement in a pediatric setting is preferred
Driver's license, personal vehicle with insurance
Experience working with children birth to twelve years of age, including children with neurodivergent and neurotypical learning styles
Personable and playful personality
Sensory and/or oral-motor feeding experience is a plus!
Interest in becoming a contributing member of a growing team

Responsibilities:

Evaluate, establish goals, and provide exceptional evidence-based treatment interventions for children aged birth to twelve
Complete timely and accurate documentation
Engage in mentorship process in open and collaborative manner
Attend monthly team meetings

Position Requirements:

Masters of Social Work from an accredited institution
LSW or LCSW certification
Driver's license and personal vehicle with insurance
Experience working with children birth to twelve years of age, including children with neurotypical and neurodivergent learning styles
At least two years of pediatric experience (0-12 years of age)
Personable and playful personality
Interest in becoming a contributing member of a growing team

Responsibilities:

Maintain a caseload that includes four half days in the PlayWorks Prep Preschool program in addition to one-on-one treatment sessions
Evaluate, establish goals, and provide exceptional evidence-based treatment interventions for children aged birth to twelve
Complete timely and accurate documentation
Engage in mentorship process in open and collaborative manner
Attend monthly team meetings

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