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Occupational Therapist (BOT / MOT) job in Mumbai

Support pediatric and neurological rehabilitation patients with ADL training, sensory integration, hand therapy, and functional independence.

Full-timeMumbai, MaharashtraPosted 28 July 2026Apply by 31 August 2026
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About the role

Support pediatric and neurological rehabilitation patients with ADL training, sensory integration, hand therapy, and functional independence.

Key responsibilities

  • Assess activities of daily living, sensory, motor, and functional needs.
  • Plan goal-based occupational therapy programs.
  • Guide patients and caregivers through practical home programs.
  • Maintain clinical notes and coordinate multidisciplinary care.

Qualification

BOT or MOT from a recognized institution.

Experience

Pediatric, neurological, sensory integration, or hand therapy experience is preferred.

Required skills

  • ADL training
  • Sensory integration
  • Pediatric or neuro OT
  • Caregiver education

Work location and schedule

This is a full-time position based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. Final duty hours and joining date are discussed during selection.

How to apply

Use the direct application form on our Careers page. There is no fee to apply. Shortlisted candidates are contacted using the phone number or email provided in the form.

Occupational Therapist job FAQs for Mumbai

Practical answers to common qualification, fresher, salary, registration, document, and interview questions searched by job applicants.

Search using the exact qualification, role, and location, such as “BOT or MOT occupational therapist jobs in Mumbai”, then filter by posting date and employment type. Read the full duties and eligibility before applying, and use the employer’s official application page rather than paying an agent.

BOT or MOT from a recognized institution. Requirements can vary by employer, so compare the vacancy notice with your degree, internship, registration, and specialization before submitting an application.

Pediatric, neurological, sensory integration, or hand therapy experience is preferred. Freshers should highlight supervised internships, practical case exposure, relevant workshops, documentation skills, and willingness to work under clinical guidance.

Salary varies by qualification, experience, caseload, shift pattern, workplace, and whether the role is full-time, part-time, clinic-based, hospital-based, or homecare. Compare the complete offer, including duty hours, travel, incentives, leave, supervision, and statutory benefits; do not rely on an unverified salary figure.

ADL assessment, sensory integration, pediatric or neurological OT, hand function, goal-based treatment planning, caregiver education, and clinical documentation are commonly valued.

Keep BOT or MOT certificates, internship records, identity proof, and any professional registration requested in the vacancy ready. Confirm the exact requirement before applying.

Prepare an updated CV, degree and mark sheets, internship or training certificates, registration proof where applicable, experience letters, identity proof, and a recent photograph. Share sensitive documents only through a verified employer channel and never pay an application fee unless an official notice clearly authorizes it.

Prepare to discuss functional assessment, ADL goals, sensory or motor cases, home programs, outcome measures, and coordination with a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team. Also prepare concise examples showing communication, teamwork, ethical decision-making, and how you measure progress.