CNA- Certified Nursing Assistant

An OTA works under the supervision of an occupational therapist to assist with patient treatment programs, conduct resident screens, help with rehabilitative activities, monitor progress, provide training, and complete required documentation. Entry qualifications include an Associate's Degree from an AOTA accredited program and a licensed COTA if required by state law. Other requirements include participating in company-sponsored training, ensuring compliance with policies and laws, and safeguarding resident health information. Benefits include 401K, annual evaluations, paid time off, and various insurance options.