Who We Are  

We are Irelands national charity supporting children, young people, and adults with Dyspraxia/DCD (Developmental Coordination Disorder) and the people who care about them. 

Our key priorities are: 

• Raising awareness
• Providing therapeutic services and supports
• Driving change through education, training, advocacy and technology
• Building partnerships with clinicians & universities to shape best practice  

How We Work 

We champion inclusion, transparency, and impact, making sure every person with Dyspraxia/DCD gets the support they need to thrive. We focus on building skills, confidence, and strong relationships, helping children and young people to live independently and to protect their wellbeing from childhood into adulthood. 

Our services are: 

• Family-centered
• Strengths-based 
• Backed by research & best practice  

Why This Role Might Be Perfect for You  

• Are you a passionate OT looking for a role that offers flexibility, autonomy, and the chance to make a real impact? At Dyspraxia/DCD Ireland, we’re inviting enthusiastic and forward-thinking occupational therapists to join our team and deliver on our innovative POTTS (Partnering for Occupational Telehealth Services programme.) https://www.dyspraxia.ie/POTTS-Student-Programme 

This hybrid role allows you to: 

• Work on-site across beautiful West of Ireland locations (Mayo, Galway, Roscommon) to carry out diagnostic assessments for children and youth aged 8–13 who are currently on Primary Care waitlists
• Work remotely from home or your preferred location to deliver telehealth intervention services and support to children and their families
• Work flexibly determining the most suitable hours for both you and your clients to work your total hours across the week. 

What You’ll Be Doing 

In partnership with other OT’s on the team you will be: 

• Delivering high-quality, family-centered occupational therapy services
• Supporting children and teenagers to reach their goals
• Leading telehealth sessions and managing your own caseload
• Collaborating with OT students and contributing to telehealth service planning
• Building relationships with healthcare professionals and stakeholders
• Supporting policy development and strategic planning

What You Bring 

• BSc in Occupational Therapy (or equivalent CORU-registered qualification)
• Experience in paediatric OT and DCD assessments
• Strong communication, empathy, and adaptability
• Enthusiasm, passion, and initiative
• Confidence using telehealth platforms and digital documentation
• A driving license and access to your own vehicle.

What We Offer 

• Annual Leave: 25 days + 3 gifted days at Christmas + 3 mental health days (pro-rata)
• Flexible working hours and hybrid arrangements
• Professional development and training opportunities
• Supportive team culture with a focus on wellbeing
• Ergonomic home setup and office equipment provided
• Staff support programme, paid sick leave, Christmas bonus days leave, mental health days leave and more.