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Brentwood-Nursing-Home-and-Rehabilitation-Facility in Warwick, RI is seeking an Occupational Therapy Assistant to join our rehabilitation team, delivering patient-centered OT under the supervision of an OT.
This full-time role requires availability at least every other weekend, with duties including treatment delivery, caseload management, documentation, education for residents and families, and ensuring safe, sanitary therapy spaces.
Are you a compassionate Occupational Therapy Assistant dedicated to helping seniors regain their independence? We are looking for a motivated professional to join our rehabilitation team. Our mission is to provide high-quality care that empowers our residents to achieve their maximum functional potential in a supportive, positive environment.
Full-time
Availability for at least every other weekend is required.
Clinical Excellence: Deliver high-quality occupational therapy treatments under the direction of the Occupational Therapist (OT) according to established Plans of Care.
Caseload Management: Collaborate with supervisors to manage individual and group treatment schedules while meeting facility efficiency standards.
Documentation & Compliance: Maintain strict adherence to PPS guidelines, state licensure regulations, and professional ethical standards. Ensure all billing and treatment documentation is accurate and timely.
Education: Instruct residents, families, and caregivers on home‑exercise programs and safety procedures to ensure a successful transition during discharge.
Leadership: Assists the OT in providing occupational therapy treatments to residents as determined by the Plan of Care, as directed by the OT
Safety & Environment: Ensure therapy equipment and treatment areas remain sanitary, orderly, and hazard‑free.
Uphold the Residents’ Bill of Rights, ensuring total confidentiality, privacy, and dignity.
Foster an atmosphere of kindness and respect, reporting any grievances or concerns to the administration immediately.
Education: Graduate of an AOTA‑accredited OTA program.
Licensure: Current or eligible for licensure as an OTA in the state of practice.
Experience: Prior experience in long‑term care (LTC) or skilled nursing facilities is preferred.
Growth Mindset: Commitment to ongoing professional development and staying current with creative trends in OT treatment.
Strength: Ability to lift or move up to 50 pounds (Medium Work classification).
Stamina: Ability to stand for extended periods, walk, stoop, kneel, and crouch.
Coordination: Strong fine motor skills and manual dexterity to perform clinical tasks.
Senses: Visual acuity (close/distance/depth perception) and the ability to communicate clearly with residents.