Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant (COTA)
$40.00 to $45.00 per hour
ApplyCertified Occupational Therapist Assistant (COTA)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$40.00 to $45.00 per hour
About the role
- We are professionals committed to serving others, nurturing life, and promoting an individual's ability to thrive.
- Why PRN Clinicians Choose Marina Pointe Healthcare and Subacute
- Hourly pay range: $40.00 to $45.00 per hour, commensurate with experience
- Competitive PRN COTA rates in the Culver City and greater West Los Angeles market
- Per-diem compensation that reflects the value of your clinical expertise and schedule flexibility
- True PRN flexibility with scheduling built entirely around your availability
- Work as much or as little as your life requires
- No long-term schedule commitments required
- A collaborative, mission-driven rehabilitation team that takes pride in resident outcomes
- Meaningful, measurable impact on resident outcomes and quality of life across ADLs, IADLs, upper extremity function, fine motor skills, and cognitive retraining
- Experienced licensed Occupational Therapist supervision and direction in a well-resourced clinical environment
- Clinical breadth across both Skilled Nursing and Subacute care, adding variety and depth to your per-diem practice
- A centrally located Culver City facility at 5240 Sepulveda Boulevard, convenient to the broader West Los Angeles, South Bay, and Santa Monica markets
- Implementing occupational therapy treatment plans developed by the supervising Occupational Therapist
- Delivering skilled therapeutic interventions targeting ADLs, IADLs, neuromuscular re-education, upper extremity function, fine motor skills, cognitive retraining, and adaptive strategies
- Monitoring patient performance and response to intervention, reporting progress, barriers, or clinical concerns to the supervising OT in a timely manner
- Assisting in collecting data to support progress assessments and plan-of-care updates conducted by the Occupational Therapist
- Instructing patients and caregivers in home programs, adaptive strategies, and safe equipment use as delegated
- Assisting patients with transfer activities to all surfaces, donning and doffing of appliances, and positioning in parallel bars and therapeutic equipment
- Supporting upper extremity positioning and therapeutic handling during treatment sessions
- Lifting, repositioning, and supporting patients with or without assistive devices
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