$34 - $40/hr
Full-time, Per diem
Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO
Posted 25 days ago
Reliant Rehabilitation rating
6.4
Based on 43 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz
624th of 861 rated healthcare providers
Job description
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$2,500 lump sum sign-on bonus available to FULL TIME therapist!
FULL TIME & PRN schedules available!
When you join Reliant’s therapy team, you join a team that makes a very real impact in the lives of the patients and residents we serve. As a leading rehab therapy provider for skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), Reliant therapists provide necessary rehabilitation services for our most vulnerable population.
As a Reliant therapist, you also have the opportunity to advance your career through our continuing education platform, climbing our clinical ladder and utilizing the opportunity to serve with others who are working at the top of their discipline. Our executive team started their own careers as therapists working with patients, and we take great pride in promoting from within the company.
We also have a team of clinicians who provide continuing training, as well as systems and proven protocols to help ensure everyone is providing therapy in the most effective way for the patients and the most compliant way to help ensure our SNF partners are covered.
Why Reliant:
- Reliant is the largest independent rehab therapy provider to skilled nursing facilities and long-term acute hospitals (LTACHs)
- Great Corporate Support
- Therapy company ran by Therapists with decades of experience
- A company that desires for you to grow as a therapist and as a leader in our industry
- Currently in 38+ states in approximately 850 buildings with plenty of opportunities that fit any therapists needs in location, schedule, or development
Reliant Benefits May Include:
- Competitive Pay Packages
- Medical, Dental, Vision, and company-paid life insurance
- 401(k) savings plan with employer match
- PTO Share Program
- PTO Buy-Back Program
- Annual Performance Reviews
- Maternity Support Program
- Company-sponsored continuing education courses
- Clinical Leadership Support
- Tuition Loan Repayment Program
- Flexible Schedules
Education/Experience:
- Graduate of an ACOTE accredited school of occupational therapy.
Computer Skills:
- Computer literate and proficient in clinical documentation
- Basic Internet navigation skills
Certificates and Licenses:
- Valid Occupational Therapist Assistant state license
Interested in learning about us or other opportunities? Please visit our website.
- Please note rate range is an estimate and may vary based on skill set and location(s).
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Summary:
Provide Occupational Therapy and related services for patients under the direction of a licensed Occupational Therapist (OT) while maintaining positive levels of interaction with facilities and clients in accordance with the principles and practices of occupational therapy and within Reliant Rehabilitation guidelines. Provide quality patient care including: ongoing treatment per a plan of care, supervision of Rehab Techs (where required), and case management responsibilities. Maintain professional conduct that represents Reliant Rehabilitation’s commitment to quality and service in all interactions with clients, including positive levels of interaction and rapport with facilities and clients. Adhere to all state and federal regulations regarding occupational therapy.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Under the direction of the licensed occupational therapist, optimize the functional abilities and skills of patients.
- Build a strong occupational therapy assistant program.
- Enhance clinical expertise, professional and management skills through interaction with managers, therapists and other professional staff, self-study, and other continuing education activities.
- Maintain valid state license. Maintain awareness of issues related to the profession of occupational therapy and the health care environment.
- Understands various relevant payment models related to billing and treatment guidelines, as well as clinically appropriate means/modes of delivery. Provide quality care as well as reasonable goals and outcomes within the guidelines.
- Be compliant with infection control procedures and environmental safety protocol within a facility.
- Ability to read, write, speak, and comprehend in English: instructions, correspondence, charts, memos, and reports
*complete job description available upon request
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Frequently asked questions
Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a Occupational Therapy Assistant?
A: To succeed as an Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA), one must possess core technical skills such as knowledge of occupational therapy principles, assessment and treatment planning, and assistive technology. Additionally, soft skills like effective communication, empathy, and adaptability are crucial for building strong relationships with clients, families, and healthcare teams. By combining these technical and interpersonal strengths, OTAs can provide high-quality support and contribute to the success of occupational therapy programs, ultimately supporting career growth and effectiveness in the role.
Q: What is the career path for a Occupational Therapy Assistant?
A: A typical career progression for an Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) involves starting as an entry-level OTA, assisting licensed occupational therapists in patient care and treatment planning, and then advancing to mid-level roles such as a Senior OTA or OTA Team Lead, where they oversee daily operations and mentor junior staff. As they gain experience, OTAs can develop skills in areas like program development, staff training, and community outreach, leading to senior roles like an OTA Program Manager or Clinical Specialist. Long-term, OTAs may pursue advanced degrees to become occupational therapists, or transition into leadership or education roles, such as a Director of Rehabilitation Services or an Occupational Therapy Professor.
