Occupational Therapy Assistant
Education and Health Services
About this Career
Occupational therapy assistants help patients with medicinal stretches and activities. They often have to teach patients how to use the special equipment that will help them live a better life.
Why this Career?
As an occupational therapy assistnat, you make a difference in people’s lives by helping them maintain or regain independence through perseverance. You are able to learn about the healthcare industry by working with other medical professionals.
Pay & Outlook
- Entry Pay
- $25
- Experienced Pay
- $38
- Annual Openings
- 71
Work Environment
- Physical strength
- Interact with people
Requirements
Most states require licensure. Pass the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy exam.