What are the responsibilities and job description for the Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)-Part Time - LT position at Miller's Merry Manor?
Job Description
LTAC (hospital in hospital) 20 hours minimum per week
Hours also cover LTAC in Muncie
Be part of a dynamic therapy team
Easy access to local Regional Management Staff for Support
Qualifications
The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant would perform skilled direct patient care activities under the clinical supervision of the Occupational Therapist.
Qualifications
Graduate of an approved Occupational Therapy Assistant program
Current or eligible for state license
Prefer active membership with the American Occupational Therapy Association (not required)
Prefer minimum one (1) year experience
New grads welcome to apply
Excellent oral, written communication and interpersonal skills
Additional Information
LTAC (Long- Term Acute Care) provides a much higher level of care than nursing homes, rehabilitation centers or assisted living facilities. It is designed for the medically - complex patient who still require hospital- level treatment but no longer need intensive care (ICU) monitoring.
LTAC (hospital in hospital) 20 hours minimum per week
Hours also cover LTAC in Muncie
Be part of a dynamic therapy team
Easy access to local Regional Management Staff for Support
Qualifications
The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant would perform skilled direct patient care activities under the clinical supervision of the Occupational Therapist.
Qualifications
Graduate of an approved Occupational Therapy Assistant program
Current or eligible for state license
Prefer active membership with the American Occupational Therapy Association (not required)
Prefer minimum one (1) year experience
New grads welcome to apply
Excellent oral, written communication and interpersonal skills
Additional Information
LTAC (Long- Term Acute Care) provides a much higher level of care than nursing homes, rehabilitation centers or assisted living facilities. It is designed for the medically - complex patient who still require hospital- level treatment but no longer need intensive care (ICU) monitoring.