COTA

Salary: $20-25/hr DOE

Where Passion Meets Pediatric Progress

Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant (COTA) Pediatrics

Owens Cross Roads, AL | Full-time

Are you ready to make therapy fun, impactful, and full of heart?
We're searching for a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant who thrives in a playful, child-centered environment and is excited to help kids grow in confidence, skills, and independence. Join a team that truly supports one anotherand the families we serve.

Bring your creativity, compassion, and energy. Lets change lives together!

Benefits:

• Partial payment toward our medical insurance (BCBS)
• Supplemental insurance/benefits options (dental, vision, accident, life w/ LTC, disability, Amaze virtual health, FSA)
• Uniform allowance
• PTO
• CEU opportunities
• Advancement opportunities for growth in the company
• 401k
• 64 Holiday Hours per year
• And more!

Expectations:

• Complete all documentation in a timely manner (point-of-service SOAP notes are encouraged).
• Notify the Lead OT when resources, evaluations, or protocols need to be ordered.
• Attend weekly staff meetings and contribute to collaborative care.
• Provide scheduled treatment to assigned patients, including all tasks necessary for effective care.
• Submit treatment charges before leaving the clinic each day.
• Maintain a clean and organized therapy environment.
• Communicate any clinical concerns to the Lead OT.
• Participate in community outreach and SpOT Clinic social media initiatives.
• Model and share The SpOT Clinics positive culture and core values with families and the community.
• Promote open communication, accountability, and teamwork across the clinic.
• Support clinic leadership, including the Lead OT, Clinic Manager, COO, CFO, and CEO.
• Demonstrate reliability, professionalism, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

Qualifications:

• Professional demeanor and conduct at all times.
• Proficiency with computers and comfort using creative tools and digital platforms.
• Familiarity with ADL evaluation tools and pediatric treatment strategies.
• Ability to work effectively with children with diverse needs, personalities, and behaviors.
• Up-to-date knowledge of occupational therapy practices and a desire for continued growth.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Valid Alabama license to practice as a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (or in process).
• Comfortable using Google Suite professionally.