Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

Job Overview As a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, you'll help clients build skills for daily living and participate more fully in their routines. Under the direction of an occupational therapist, you'll implement treatment plans, support patient care, and document progress across the care setting. Your work may serve pediatric, adult, or geriatric clients, including people with disabilities, autism, childhood developmental delays, or other neurodevelopmental disorders. Responsibilities Implement care plans and occupational therapy treatment plans as directed, adapting activities to client needs and abilities. Assist with activities of daily living (ADLs), safe manual handling, patient transport, and therapeutic activities. Communicate clearly with clients and caregivers; collaborate with healthcare professionals to support coordinated care. Complete accurate care documentation and use medical terminology appropriately; apply anatomy and physiology knowledge in daily practice. Your impact: Consistent, individualized support helps clients and caregivers build confidence and make progress toward meaningful daily activities. Qualifications Required: Current Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant credential and ability to work under occupational therapist supervision. Preferred: Experience in pediatric occupational therapy, including work with autism or childhood developmental delays, and with individuals with disabilities or neurodevelopmental disorders. Experience in one or more settings is valued: acute care, inpatient, outpatient, clinic, home health, occupational health, geriatrics, or skilled nursing facility. Knowledge of medical imaging workflows is helpful, along with strong patient-care and communication skills. Pay: $28.36 - $34.16 per hour Benefits: 401(k) Health insurance Work Location: In person