Occupational Therapy Assistant

The certified occupational therapy assistant will assist in evaluating patients’ functional abilities and implementing treatment plans to improve their independence in daily activities. This role involves educating patients and families, documenting progress, and collaborating with the healthcare team.

Candidates must have a current certification to practice as an occupational therapy assistant and an associate degree in occupational therapy. Preferred qualifications include two years of inpatient rehabilitation experience and strong clinical and communication skills.