Occupational Therapist Assistant (COTA) – Clinic-Based in Cary, NC
Salary & Highlights
- Salary: $64,000 to $ 70,000 per year
- Sign-On / Relocation Bonus: $5,000 (paid in first 90 days of employment)
- Performance Bonus: From $3,000 to $ 5000 annually (Extremely competitive)
- Job Type: Full-time, W2 (Clinic Setting)
Why Choose Care First Rehab?
Tired of "productivity-first" environments? Care First Rehab is owned and operated by an Occupational Therapist who understands the clinical world. We prioritize employee well-being and quality of care over high-volume quotas. We foster a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment (PT/OT/ST/FT) that values each team member’s unique contributions.
Work-Life Balance Built-In
- Interdisciplinary Team: Collaborate daily with PT, OT, and SLP specialties within a supportive clinic setting.
- Streamlined Systems: Use a modern, user-friendly online documentation system to keep your focus on patient care.
- Clinic Culture: Work in a well-equipped, welcoming, and comfortable environment designed for both therapist and patient success.
Benefits
- Health Insurance: Comprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage.
- Paid Time Off: Generous accrual of vacation and sick time.
- Professional Development: Opportunities for professional growth and skill development within a growing organization.
- Supportive Environment: Benefit from a team-oriented atmosphere where your clinical input is truly valued.
The Role
We are seeking a skilled COTA to join our growing clinic team. Under the supervision of a registered OT, you will provide essential therapy services to a diverse population—from infants to seniors—within our clinic through:
- Implementing individualized treatment plans using evidence-based approaches and therapeutic techniques.
- Providing direct instruction in activities of daily living (ADLs), fine/gross motor skills, and sensory processing.
- Collaborating effectively with Speech and Physical Therapists to ensure holistic patient progress.
- Maintaining accurate documentation and ensuring the clinic remains a clean, welcoming space.
Qualifications
- Education: Graduate of an accredited Occupational Therapy Assistant program.
- Certification: Certified by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT).
- State Licensure: Valid and current license as an Occupational Therapy Assistant.
- Requirements: Must be comfortable treating both Adult and Pediatric patients.
- Experience: Experience in a clinic setting is preferred; knowledge of developmental milestones and age-related conditions is required.