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Preferred Skills/Experience:
Two years' rehabilitative services experience or equivalent education is preferred.
Required Credentials:
High school education/GED or equivalent is required.
An associate's/technical degree in occupational therapy or equivalent combination of education and related experience is required.
Unit Details:
The rehabilitation services unit is based in a medical office building; patients are seen throughout the hospital based on received orders.
Services include geriatric, orthopedic, neurologic, pediatric and neonatal rehabilitation, splint follow-ups, and treatment of other medical conditions.
Patient ratios are 1:12 on days and 1:20-30 on weekends.
Video swallow exams are performed daily during scheduled exam times with transportation assistance.
Equipment includes wheelchairs, walkers, and canes.
The role may include mentoring and training staff on technical skills.
Shift & Scheduling:
Start time may be any time between 7:30 AM and 9 AM, Monday-Friday.
At least 1 weekend shift per month is required on rotation.
Floating Requirements:
You may be required to float to Adventist Health locations within 30 miles.
Floating is optional but encouraged if other sites need help or if we need help.
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Travel Occupational Therapy Assistant Job Responsibilities & Salary
Occupational Therapy Assistants implement therapeutic interventions (such as exercises and use of assistive devices) that are part of the plan of care developed by an Occupational Therapist. These interventions are designed to help patients with conditions that can interfere with daily activities, such as surgical procedures, arthritis, neurological diseases, injuries related to an accident, and developmental conditions. Job responsibilities for Occupational Therapy Assistants typically include documentation of interventions and communicating the patient’s progress to the Occupational Therapist. Occupational Therapy Assistants obtain certification through the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy. In addition, the American Occupational Therapy Association offers Occupational Therapy Assistants the opportunity to earn a professional certificate. The average annual salary for Occupational Therapy Assistants in the United States is about $65,000.
