Remote-Ready Pediatric OT Assistant Flexible Growth

Associates In Pediatric Therapy LLC; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Flexible schedules

Health, dental, vision, 401(k)

PTO, life & disability insurance

Professional liability insurance

Job summary

Associates in Pediatric Therapy is seeking an Occupational Therapy Assistant to join our pediatric-focused team in Oregon. You will document treatment details, track progress, and adapt plans to a diverse caseload of children, partnering with families and other professionals.

Ideal candidates hold an OTA degree, have passed the NBCOT, and demonstrate strong communication and collaboration within a care-driven environment.

Qualifications

• Must have an OTA degree and NBCOT exam eligibility or certification.
• Strong understanding of pediatric occupational delays, causes, and treatments.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• New grads are welcome to apply.

Responsibilities

• Prepare detailed documentation of treatment provided, length of treatment and progress toward outcomes identified in plan of care.
• Follow through on treatment and therapy plans to suit the individual needs of a diverse pediatric population.
• Educate patients, parents and caregivers about functional and self-care delays, causes and plan or treatment.
• Report patient progress and current status to appropriate parties including family members, caregiver or medical professional.
• Team with parent, caregiver or other therapists in a therapy session as appropriate.
• Make appropriate referrals for additional patient services, as needed.

Skills

Excellent communication skills

Team player

Documentation

New grads welcome

Education

Associate degree in Occupational Therapy Assistant

NBCOT/NBCOT exam passed

Job description

Associates in Pediatric Therapy is seeking an Occupational Therapy Assistant to join our pediatric-focused team in Oregon. You will document treatment details, track progress, and adapt plans to a diverse caseload of children, partnering with families and other professionals.

Ideal candidates hold an OTA degree, have passed the NBCOT, and demonstrate strong communication and collaboration within a care-driven environment.