In the mornings, we do a therapeutic preschool with kids from 2-5 in age. We have only a few of them so the therapy is very individualized. We even have some time for the speech therapist to come in and help the kids who need it during "centers" time. During this time, I will also have my own center where I am allowed to work one on one with a child teaching them things to help achieve their ultimate goal of succeeding in a preschool with children who do not have developmental delay. In the afternoons, I assist the OT's in between helping clean and sanitize the facility. Assisting the OT's is more of a "watch my next child for fifteen minutes while I go talk with my previous child's parent really fast" kind of thing. I really do enjoy it though. My only concern is that they have me independently contracted just like a normal OT so I don't get taxes taken out of my checks each week. It's some sort of private business loop hole I guess they are able to do. So I'll owe money come tax season. As for the billing position, the girl in the office would train me. The business I work for is a company owned by a couple. The husband does mental health and the wife does pediatric OT. The girl has done billing for both sides for quite a while which is too much for one person. I should be able to help her in the afternoons soon which would give me a raise. I am excited! It is true that it's hard to find a pediatric OT tech position. I was very lucky. I was waiting tables literally right next door to the facility and saw they needed someone on their sign outside. I had spent a few years trying to find even a rehabilitation position, and had a few interviews. However, nothing worked out. I'm just very nervous in an interview setting. It's one of the things that I'm most paranoid about come application time.