Pay range: $22-$29 per hour
Bonus Opportunities!
Work Type: Full-time
Healing Haven is seeking a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant to perform support activities for Occupational Therapists in a pediatric clinical setting. We are a state of the art behavioral health clinic for children with autism and their families. We believe in treating the family as a whole, and as such siblings and parents are often incorporated into our therapy. Our unique services include a 3-month parent training program, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and day-time center based ABA therapy services for children between the ages of 2 to 12. We strive to provide compassionate and creative care to meet the needs of our families.
Benefits Offered:
- Competitive Pay Based on Experience – We recognize the value of your clinical expertise and offer compensation that reflects your experience and contributions.
- Financial Security & Strong Benefits – Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage with generous employer contributions toward medical plans, employer-paid life insurance, short-term disability coverage, a 401(k) retirement plan, and Earned Wage Access for added financial flexibility.
- Time to Recharge – Ample paid time off so you can show up at your best for clients, families, and your team.
- Collaborative, Multidisciplinary Environment – Work alongside Occupational Therapists, BCBAs, Speech-Language Pathologists, Counselors, and other professionals to provide comprehensive, client-centered care.
- Freedom to Innovate – Opportunities to help develop and expand occupational therapy programming aligned with your interests and expertise, particularly in the areas of sensory processing, self-regulation, and behavior support.
- We Invest in Your Growth – Ongoing opportunities for professional development, mentorship, and clinical learning to help you continue advancing your skills and expertise.
Job responsibilities include:
- Implements and executes an individualized client treatment plan under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist.
- Addresses client needs relative to daily living, motor and play skills, sensory integration, and more to promote independence
- Communicates with clients, families, referring physicians, Board Certified Behavior Analysts, and other members of the team.
- Provides timely documentation per company and department requirements.
- Provides timely written documentation as required by insurance provider to meet licensing, certification, regulatory, and reimbursement requirements.
- Attends weekly ancillary service meetings with other professional
- Reports any changes in client status or treatment needs to Supervising Occupational Therapist when appropriate.
- Meets or exceeds the productivity standards as established by Company.
- Uses professional judgment to ensure safety of self, clients, and other professionals
- Maintains quality client care through interdisciplinary communication.
- Effectively communicates with Supervising Occupational Therapists concerning clients’ response to treatment plan
- Attends in-services, training sessions or other meetings relevant to efficient and effective treatment services
- Coordinates treatment goals with other team members.
- Maintains valid licensure, certification or equivalent as requested by appropriate state agency.
Requirements:
- Active Licensure and certification as required by the state of Michigan
- Experience with pediatric population in an OT setting
- Knowledge of deficits associated with autism spectrum disorder
- Ability to lift 30+ pounds
- Knowledge of sensory needs and integration into occupational therapy
- Proficiency with EMR system
- Knowledge of insurance requirements for Occupational Therapy services
- Ability to stand, squat, bend, push, pull, and more physical activity as needed to provide quality client care