Occupational Therapy Assistant

What You'll Do: Provide occupational therapy treatment under the direction of an Occupational Therapist Help patients work toward greater independence with daily activities and functional skills Carry out individualized therapy plans and monitor patient progress Collaborate with OTs, PTs, SLPs, nursing, and other members of the care team Educate and encourage patients throughout their rehabilitation journey Develop valuable hands-on experience working in a skilled nursing environment

Qualifications: Associate Degree from an accredited Occupational Therapy Assistant program Appropriate state OTA licensure or eligibility for the state in which you will work Strong communication and interpersonal skills Passion for rehabilitation and helping patients improve their independence New graduates are strongly encouraged to apply! Why Consider Skilled Nursing? For a new grad, a Skilled Nursing Facility can be an exciting environment to start building your career. You'll have the opportunity to work with a diverse patient population, strengthen your clinical skills, collaborate with other therapy disciplines, and gain valuable hands-on rehabilitation experience. If you're a new grad OTA looking for your first opportunity or an experienced OTA ready for something new, I'd love to connect and discuss which location may be the best fit. James O'Connor Senior Healthcare Recruiter | Solomon Page📱 (646) 617-5605📧 joconnor@solomonpage.com