Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

The certified occupational therapy assistant will provide direct treatment services to children with developmental delays using specific strategies like sensory integration and assistive technology, working under the supervision of a licensed occupational therapist. Responsibilities also include documenting services, maintaining case notes, and collaborating with parents and teachers to support treatment goals.

Candidates must possess a current occupational therapy assistant license and required clearances, including act 33, act 34, act 114 fbi, and act 168 clearances, along with mandated reporter training and cpr/First aid certification. Prior experience working with children with developmental delays is preferred, alongside strong communication and problem-Solving skills.