Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) – Post-Acute Setting
Memphis, Tennessee, United StatesFull timePosted May 22, 2026
Job description
We are seeking a compassionate and dependable Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant to join Harborview Post Acute in Memphis. This permanent position focuses on working with post-acute patients recovering from surgery, illness, injury, and medically complex conditions. Under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist, you will assist patients in improving daily living skills, functional mobility, and overall independence.
If you are passionate about rehabilitation and patient-centered care, this is an excellent opportunity for long-term professional growth and meaningful impact.
Job Responsibilities
- Assist in implementing occupational therapy treatment plans under the supervision of an Occupational Therapist
- Guide patients through therapeutic activities focused on improving daily living skills and functional independence
- Monitor patient progress and report any changes or concerns to the supervising Occupational Therapist
- Educate patients and caregivers on adaptive techniques and proper use of equipment
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to support coordinated patient care and recovery planning
- Maintain accurate and timely documentation of treatments and patient progress
- Ensure compliance with facility policies and regulatory standards Requirements
- Active state license as a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant in Tennessee
- Current BLS/CPR certification
- Minimum of 6 months of recent COTA experience within the last 5 years preferred
- Experience in post-acute, SNF, or rehabilitation settings is a plus
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills Benefits
- Competitive compensation package
- Full major medical, dental, and vision benefits
- Continuing Education (CE) reimbursement
- Permanent full-time opportunity
- Supportive and collaborative clinical environment
- Opportunity to make a meaningful difference in patient recovery and independence