Occupational Therapy Assistant- Greensboro, NC

JobFinder Spain; North Carolina; On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Occupational Therapy Assistant to join their team in Greensboro, NC. This role involves providing essential training for activities of daily living, assessing patient needs for adaptive equipment, and supporting caregivers. The ideal candidate will have a passion for helping individuals achieve independence through tailored therapy and training. With a focus on competitive compensation and a supportive environment, this opportunity is perfect for those looking to make a meaningful impact in the health care field.

Qualifications

• Experience in training for daily living activities and self-care management.
• Ability to assess and recommend adaptive equipment for independence.

Responsibilities

• Provide training for daily living activities and self-care management.
• Assess needs for environmental modifications and adaptive equipment.

Skills

Training for activities of daily living

Assessment of need for environmental modification

Incontinence management

Fine motor skills assessment

Caregiver support

Job description

Occupational Therapy Assistant - Greensboro, NC

Full time | Trinity Rehab, LLC | United States

Posted On 03/13/2025

Job Information

Job Opening ID: 746

Health Care

Work Experience: 0-1 year

City: Greensboro

State/Province: North Carolina

Zip Code: 27401

Job Description

Occupational Therapy Assistant/COTA
Greensboro, North Carolina
Full Time & Part Time

Trinity Rehab

• Training for activities of daily living
• Training for self-care management
• Assessment of need for and recommendation for environmental modification
• Determination of appropriate adaptive equipment to assist with independence and efficiency
• Training for use of electronics and technology for daily functional use
• Incontinence management and training
• Assessment and training for fit and use of scooter and motorized wheelchair
• Use of splinting and bracing for positioning, management of range of motion, joint protection, and improved function
• Training for energy conservation
• Assessment and training of fine motor skills such as handwriting, small object manipulation, and opening jars
• Determination of strategies for management with low vision
• Assisting with activity engagement and appropriate social interaction
• Caregiver support and training
• Competitive Compensation