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Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (Leave Coverage)
- IL, United States
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The Vermilion Association for Special Education is seeking full-time certified occupational therapy assistant for a leave coverage in the second semester of the 2023-2024 school year. VASE serves students from 10 rural districts in Vermilion County. Travel is required. The cooperative employs two additional COTAs and a certified occupational therapist so collaboration is easy! Numerous professional development opportunities are available and paid for by the association.
License with the State of Illinois Department of Professional Regulations as a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant is required.
Wages and benefits are according to the VEA Collective Bargaining Agreement. Current agreement includes full single health insurance.
Duties include:
- Provide services in the areas of: Gross Motor, Fine Motor/Dexterity, Sensory Integration/Processing, Visual Perceptual/Visual Motor, Functional/Self-Help Skills, Reflex Integration, Neuromuscular Development, Adaptive Equipment Needs/Classroom and School Modifications, Seating and Positioning
- Assist in planning physical environments to meet special needs, use, and maintenance of special equipment.
- Assist in the development of IEP's.
- Offer suggestions for the adaptations of educational materials.
- Act as a team member in the eligibility conference.
- Suggest specific techniques for handling, positioning, mobility, stimulation or inhibition of stimuli.
- Provide workshops and in-services as needed.
- Discuss results of assessment with parents and teachers.
- Plan home treatment with parents.
- Assist parents in planning any equipment or home modifications necessary.
- Keep adequate records and reports in order that progress and present levels of performance can be documented.
- Maintain communication with the child's physician as needed, including obtaining prescriptions for intervention as appropriate.
- Assume responsibility for expanding his/her knowledge and professional skills in regard to his/her students and their total educational needs.
- Supervise COTA students during their clinical placements.
- Perform other pertinent duties as assigned by the Occupational Therapist.
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- Occupational therapy
- Collaboration
- IEP
- Communication skills