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The Home Care Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) gives input into treatment plans for patients of all ages to resume or adjust activities of daily living.
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Instruct other health team personnel including, when appropriate, Home Health Aides and family members in certain phase of occupational therapy in which they may work with the patient.
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Follow occupational therapy plan of care to provide occupational therapy treatment in patient's home. Collaborates with health care team and follows patient's plan of care as developed by the Occupational Therapist.
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Documents care plans and patient/family assessments; the documentation indicates evidence of therapy knowledge, assessment skills, and critical thinking. Educate family/caregivers on recommended home exercise program.
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Assess home safety and recommend equipment to improve patient's home safety. Assists OT by giving input regarding the evaluation of the patient's level of function by applying diagnostic and prognostic procedures as directed by the physician or podiatrist.
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Observe, record and report to the physician or podiatrist the patient's reaction to treatments and any changes in the patient's condition. Collaboratively communicates and initiates case conferencing as necessary and documents interactions (other disciplines, MD, care coordinator, insurers, etc.
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Certified Occ Therapy Asst (COTA) License Illinois upon hire and Driver's License upon hire and Proof of Auto Insurance upon hire. Associate's Degree in Occupational Therapy.
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