Occupational Therapy Assistant

Role Overview The Occupational Therapist Assistant (COTA) works under the supervision of a licensed clinician to treat patients facing difficulties with work and daily activities caused by injuries, illnesses, or disabilities. Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, including clinicians, nurses, and providers, the COTA aims to optimize patient outcomes within acute care settings such as surgical, medical, intensive care, and inpatient rehab units. Key Responsibilities Provide therapeutic treatments to improve patients' functional abilities.Assist in developing and implementing patient care plans.Support patients' progress in a patient-centered environment.Work collaboratively with healthcare team members to ensure quality care. Qualifications & Skills Required: Education meeting certification, license, or registration standards.Must hold Washington Occupational Therapy Assistant License and BLS certification.Preferred: AOTA certification and recent clinical experience. Additional Information This full-time, day-shift role offers a wage range of $29.56 - $45.88, with potential additional compensation for shift differentials, overtime, and incentives. The position is based on-site at a rural community hospital serving diverse patient populations, including those with orthopedic, neurological, and cardiopulmonary needs. Providence values a culture of whole-person, patient-focused care, professional growth, and diversity, supporting caregivers with comprehensive benefits.