What are the responsibilities and job description for the Lymphedema Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant position at Moreau Physical Therapy?
Your Clinical Mission
As a Lymphedema Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant, you’ll help patients regain comfort, confidence, and function through specialized, hands-on care that truly changes daily life. You’ll support treatment plans focused on lymphedema management, track patient progress, and collaborate closely with the supervising therapist and care team to keep outcomes moving forward.
Key Responsibilities Include
Rewards That Matter
Medical, dental, and vision coverage; 401(k); life insurance; health savings account (HSA); competitive salary; paid time off; paid holidays; paid maternity leave; and a continuing education allowance to keep your skills advancing.
A Day That Flies By
You’ll start by reviewing the day’s schedule and patient notes, then move through focused sessions that blend precision with encouragement. Between visits, you’ll reset the space, update documentation, and connect with teammates to keep the clinic running smoothly. Expect quick check-ins, steady patient interaction, and the satisfaction of seeing small wins add up—ending the day with a clear plan for tomorrow’s progress.
As a Lymphedema Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant, you’ll help patients regain comfort, confidence, and function through specialized, hands-on care that truly changes daily life. You’ll support treatment plans focused on lymphedema management, track patient progress, and collaborate closely with the supervising therapist and care team to keep outcomes moving forward.
Key Responsibilities Include
- Delivering lymphedema-focused interventions under supervision
- Educating patients and caregivers on home strategies and long-term management
- Documenting visits clearly and accurately to support continuity of care
- Coordinating with the clinic team to keep care timely and patient-centered
- OTA license/eligibility (Louisiana)
- Lymphedema certification
- Strong communication, organization, and patient rapport
Rewards That Matter
Medical, dental, and vision coverage; 401(k); life insurance; health savings account (HSA); competitive salary; paid time off; paid holidays; paid maternity leave; and a continuing education allowance to keep your skills advancing.
A Day That Flies By
You’ll start by reviewing the day’s schedule and patient notes, then move through focused sessions that blend precision with encouragement. Between visits, you’ll reset the space, update documentation, and connect with teammates to keep the clinic running smoothly. Expect quick check-ins, steady patient interaction, and the satisfaction of seeing small wins add up—ending the day with a clear plan for tomorrow’s progress.