Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant

The primary role involves providing occupational therapy intervention to eligible students using exercises and equipment to facilitate fine motor coordination based on their individualized education program (Iep) or individualized service plan (Isp). Responsibilities also include monitoring student progress, conducting assessments when requested, consulting with teachers, and communicating regularly with parents regarding student advancement.

Candidates must possess a bachelor’s or master’s degree in occupational therapy assistant as mandated by state and contract requirements, along with nbcot certification and/Or valid state certification. Essential qualifications include the ability to work independently, motivation, good organization, and strong communication skills with both adults and students.