Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

The occupational therapy assistant implements individualized treatment plans under supervision, focusing on supporting student independence through activities like self-Care, sensory integration, and functional movement programs. This role also involves assisting with evaluations, maintaining accurate documentation, and collaborating with the interdisciplinary team.

Candidates must possess a current or eligible occupational therapy assistant (Cota) license and an associate degree, with a bachelor's degree being preferred. A minimum of one year of related experience and a valid class c or d driver's license are also required.