Cranial Technologies is the only company in the world completely dedicated to the research, diagnosis, and treatment of plagiocephaly, commonly called flat head syndrome. With over 300,000 babies successfully treated, we are the plagiocephaly experts.

Cranial Technologies currently has a National Traveling Occupational Therapist opportunity available! This is a full-time position for someone that is looking for an opportunity to practice in a variety of CranialTech locations across the United States. If you're looking for a new challenge and want to specialize in a non-traditional, niche area, CranialTech may be the place for you. This is a unique opportunity to treat patients in a child friendly, state of the art clinic.

Do love to fly and travel around the United States?

In this role you will travel to any state where we have a Cranial Tech clinic. We’re currently in over 25 states and are continuing to grow!
Travel is typically on a Monday afternoon/evening, and you work in the clinic Tuesday - Friday. You are home every weekend!
You will be traveling every week, either to a local clinic or to another state. We are looking for candidates close to a major airport in the Phoenix, AZ area for ease of travel booking!
Cranial Tech will pay for your travel expenses, and you also get a per diem for your time there. All you need to worry about is treating our babies!

Do you thrive in a fast pace and new environments?

You may be in a different clinic every week working with new teammates and building relationships across the company!
You will be taking over a caseload for another clinician, so you are always meeting new families!

What does a clinician do at Cranial Technologies? As a Clinician, you will treat infants 3 to 18 months of age, using the DOC Band to correct abnormal head-shapes. Pediatricians and parents alike look to our Clinicians as the expert in diagnosis and treatment of plagiocephaly. Our Clinicians develop great relationships with our families at every stage of their treatment process.

We hire from various backgrounds because each background is a great fit in their own way. PTs and OTs are an excellent fit with their background knowledge of symmetry and asymmetry, anatomy, torticollis and infant/toddler development. Orthotists are also a strong fit because of their hands on experience with orthotics and direct patient care.

For over 35 years Cranial Technologies has provided a superior product, service, and the best possible outcome for every child with an abnormal head shape. We are the leading provider of medical devices used to treat plagiocephaly in infants.

A background in pediatrics is preferred, but not necessary as we have a formal training program which includes mentoring.

What we have to offer:

You will see visible, measurable changes in two to three weeks
We value our employees and invest in their training and mentorship
Direct patient care with minimal paperwork
No productivity/patient quotas
CranialTech is a national company with future opportunities available in training and mentoring
Travel accommodations and expenses are covered by the company!

Qualifications:

Licensed OT

Benefits Package for Cranial Technologies:

Medical and Dental Insurance
401k Retirement Plan
3.5 Weeks Paid Time Off + 7 paid Holidays
Life Insurance
Short/Long Term Disability Insurance
The pay range for this position is $80,000-$95,000. Pay is dependent on the applicant’s tenure in their field and relevant experience, and is base pay plus travel bonus.

Applicants must be authorized to work for any employer in the U.S. We are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment Visa at this time.

You will receive a confirmation email stating your application has been submitted. Once your application has been reviewed, you should receive an update on your status via email. **Please keep an eye on your spam and junk mail**

Please no phone calls to the clinic or offices regarding the position.

If you are unable to submit your application, please email the recruiting department at careers@cranialtech.com for assistance.

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