An Occupational Therapy Aide assists occupational therapists and technicians to help patients with injuries, illnesses, or disabilities. Sets up treatment areas and equipment, handles clerical tasks, and helps move patients. Works in the office of an occupational therapist or an healthcare setting.
Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, and Somatic Therapy Professionals Encouraged to Apply Are you looking for a clinical role where you can treat the whole person, collaborate closely with other healthcare professionals, and help patients make meaningful progress in their recovery? Institutes of Health is expanding its rehabilitation team at our Anaheim clinic and is seeking compassionate, motivated professionals with backgrounds in physical therapy, physical therapist assisting, somatic therapy, movement based rehabilitation, or related disciplines. We are open to both full time and part time candidates and welcome applicants whose experience may not fit within a traditional physical therapy setting. Whether you are a licensed Physical Therapist, a licensed Physical Therapist Assistant, or a rehabilitation professional with experience in somatic, body based, trauma informed, or functional movement approaches, we would like to hear from you. About Institutes of Health Institutes of Health provides interdisciplinary treatment for individuals experiencing chronic pain, traumatic brain injuries, PTSD, functional limitations, and other complex health conditions. Our programs are built around the understanding that physical health, emotional well being, and daily functioning are closely connected. Our clinicians work together across physical rehabilitation, psychology, behavioral health, medicine, and other specialties to help patients improve their function, independence, confidence, and overall quality of life. This is an opportunity to practice in a collaborative outpatient environment where care is individualized, ideas are welcomed, and providers have the opportunity to see the meaningful impact of their work. The Opportunity As a member of the Anaheim rehabilitation team, you may provide individual and group based services that support physical conditioning, functional improvement, nervous system regulation, body awareness, confidence with movement, and greater participation in daily life. Responsibilities will be based on your professional background, licensure, experience, and permitted scope of practice.
Your work may include:
Providing individual or group physical rehabilitation, therapeutic exercise, movement, or somatic based services Helping patients safely increase strength, mobility, endurance, coordination, and confidence with physical activity Supporting patients experiencing chronic pain, trauma related symptoms, post concussive conditions, brain injuries, or functional limitations Facilitating body awareness, grounding, relaxation, breathwork, or nervous system regulation techniques when appropriate to the provider's training and scope Participating in functional, recreational, or community based therapeutic activities Collaborating with physical therapists, psychologists, physicians, rehabilitation professionals, and other members of the clinical team Contributing to individualized treatment plans and communicating patient progress Completing timely and accurate clinical documentation Providing patient education and encouragement throughout the rehabilitation process Participating in team meetings, case discussions, and coordinated care planning We Are Interested in
Candidates With Backgrounds Such As:
Licensed Physical Therapist Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant Somatic therapy or somatic movement practices Trauma informed movement or body based interventions Therapeutic exercise or functional rehabilitation Chronic pain rehabilitation Vestibular or post concussive rehabilitation Traumatic brain injury rehabilitation Mind body approaches to physical recovery Group based wellness, movement, or rehabilitation services Candidates must possess any license, certification, education, or supervision required to provide services within their professional scope in California. What Will Help You Succeed You may be a strong fit for this opportunity if you: Believe in treating the whole person rather than focusing only on a diagnosis Enjoy working with patients who have complex physical, emotional, or functional needs Are comfortable providing both individual and group based services Bring energy, patience, compassion, and creativity to patient care Value teamwork and enjoy collaborating across clinical disciplines Can adapt your approach based on each patient's needs and abilities Communicate clearly and document services accurately Are committed to evidence informed, ethical, and patient centered care Experience in workers' compensation, chronic pain, PTSD, traumatic brain injury, vestibular rehabilitation, or post concussive care is helpful but not required. Bilingual English and Spanish skills are also highly valued. Why Join IOH? At IOH, you will have the opportunity to do more than guide patients through exercises. You will become part of a team that helps individuals rebuild confidence, regain function, and reconnect with their lives.
We offer:
Full time and part time opportunities A collaborative and supportive interdisciplinary team A unique clinical environment focused on whole person recovery Opportunities to work with a diverse and complex patient population Individual and group based treatment experiences The ability to contribute your professional perspective to coordinated treatment planning Meaningful work where patient progress can be seen and celebrated Opportunities for professional growth and exposure to specialized rehabilitation programs Schedule Full time and part time schedules may be available. Specific days and hours will be discussed based on clinic needs and candidate availability. Apply Today We are looking for professionals who are passionate about helping others improve their function, independence, and quality of life. Learn more about Institutes of Health at www.institutesofhealth.org . The posted range reflects the base salary we reasonably expect to offer for this role. Final compensation will be determined by role requirements, geographic location, skills, education, experience, market data, and internal equity with our current team members. Institutes of Health also offers a competitive total rewards package, which may include monthly compensation opportunities, health benefits, paid time off, paid holidays, and additional employee benefits.
Pay:
$38.00 - $50.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Disability insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Application Question(s): Please briefly describe your relevant education, training, certifications, or professional experience: