COTA | Geriatrics Care + Growth Opportunities

Bethesda Health Group; EUA; Presencial; USD 31.000 - 50.000; Tempo integral

Benefícios oferecidos por esta vaga

403b

Daily pay

Bonuses

Career advancement opportunities

Holiday pay

Insurance benefits

Resumo da vaga

Bethesda Health Group is seeking a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) to support Memorial Care Center on a M/W/F schedule with 8am–4pm and rotating weekend coverage. The COTA will implement treatment programs, assess progress, and coordinate with the OT and care team to optimize patient outcomes.

Candidates should have an OTA associate degree, a current state license, CPR certification, and 1–2 years of geriatrics experience.

Qualificações

• Associates degree from an OTA program.
• Active state license to practice.
• CPR certification or willingness to obtain within six months.
• 1–2 years geriatrics experience preferred; new grads considered.
• Strong communication skills both personally and professionally.
• Demonstrates responsibility, initiative and honesty.
• Desire to work with elderly and rehab populations.
• Requires mobility: transferring patients, lifting, and moving equipment.
• Fine motor coordination and visual/perceptual skills for tasks.

Responsabilidades

• Carry out treatment programs to achieve patient outcomes.
• Assess progress and adjust interventions with OT collaboration.
• Provide caregiver training for discharge education.
• Communicate discharge needs to the team for smooth transitions.
• Complete department documentation within designated timeframe.
• Supervise aides as appropriate and support student training.
• Assist with orientation of new staff and students requiring mobility training.

Conhecimentos

Communication

Responsibility

Initiative

Honesty

Elderly care interest

Mobility

Formação

Associate degree in OTA

Descrição da vaga

Bethesda Health Group is seeking a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) to support Memorial Care Center on a M/W/F schedule with 8am–4pm and rotating weekend coverage. The COTA will implement treatment programs, assess progress, and coordinate with the OT and care team to optimize patient outcomes.

Candidates should have an OTA associate degree, a current state license, CPR certification, and 1–2 years of geriatrics experience.