COTA: Dynamic Hospital Rehab Pro with Flexible Schedule
TEEMA Solutions Group
Kimball (NE)
On-site
USD 52,348 - 55,104
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
TEEMA Solutions Group is looking for an Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) for a 13-week assignment at Kimball Health Services. Responsibilities include assisting therapists, providing therapy, and maintaining documentation. Candidates must have an active license, with preference for NCOT and BLS certifications. The position offers flexible scheduling and a pay range of $38-$40 per hour. This role provides care to various patient populations in outpatient, inpatient, and swing bed settings.
Qualifications
Active Occupational Therapy Assistant License required.
NCOT Certification preferred.
BLS Certification preferred.
Experience in outpatient or hospital rehab preferred.
Responsibilities
Assist Occupational Therapists with patient treatment plans.
Provide therapeutic exercises and functional training.
Support rehabilitation for orthopedic and post-operative patients.
Assist with splinting and mobility activities as needed.
Treat inpatient, outpatient, swingbed, and athletic patients.
Maintain accurate therapy documentation.
Collaborate with rehab and healthcare teams.
Skills
Experience in outpatient rehab
Experience with orthopedic patients
Splinting experience
Ability to treat pediatric populations
Ability to treat geriatric populations
Education
Active Occupational Therapy Assistant License
Job description
TEEMA Solutions Group is looking for an Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) for a 13-week assignment at Kimball Health Services. Responsibilities include assisting therapists, providing therapy, and maintaining documentation. Candidates must have an active license, with preference for NCOT and BLS certifications. The position offers flexible scheduling and a pay range of $38-$40 per hour. This role provides care to various patient populations in outpatient, inpatient, and swing bed settings.