Impactful OT Assistant for Brain Injury Rehab

Minds Matter LLC; Olathe (KS); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Minds Matter LLC in Kansas seeks a Licensed Occupational Therapy Assistant to join our team. You will implement therapy plans, evaluate and adapt strategies with supervising therapists, and help consumers reach functional goals. Strong documentation and family education are essential.

We value teamwork, HIPAA compliance, and ongoing professional development to provide evidence-based care for brain injury recovery in daily living activities.

Qualifications

• Successfully completed an OTA program from an accredited associate degree program.
• Must be currently licensed in Kansas as an OTA.
• Missouri license is preferred but not required.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and basic data/documentation practices.

Responsibilities

• Assist individuals to identify needs and develop compensation techniques for brain injury goals.
• Contribute to evaluations and analyze medical data to determine therapy methods.
• Collaborate with consumer, case manager, and staff to plan goals and progress.
• Attend team meetings and assist in goal setting and documentation timely.
• Maintain confidentiality of medical records per HIPAA regulations.
• Educate families about brain injury consequences and progress goals.

Skills

MS Office

Oral communication

Written communication

Organizational skills

Problem solving

Multitasking

Analytical skills

HIPAA compliance

Education

Licensed Occupational Therapy Assistant (KS)

Accredited OTA program

Tools

Microsoft Excel

EHR software

Job description

Minds Matter LLC in Kansas seeks a Licensed Occupational Therapy Assistant to join our team. You will implement therapy plans, evaluate and adapt strategies with supervising therapists, and help consumers reach functional goals. Strong documentation and family education are essential.

We value teamwork, HIPAA compliance, and ongoing professional development to provide evidence-based care for brain injury recovery in daily living activities.