Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) - Las Colinas

? Join Our Team as a COTA at Las Colinas Post Acute! ?

Are you a passionate Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant ready to make a meaningful impact in a supportive and dynamic environment? Las Colinas Post Acute is looking for a dedicated COTA to join our compassionate care team in Ontario, California!

Pay: From $34 per hour
? About Las Colinas Post Acute

Las Colinas Post Acute is a premier skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility serving San Bernardino County.

We provide long- and short-term care, rehabilitation, and respite services in a safe, welcoming space.

Our facility features:


* Spacious private rooms with en-suite bathrooms


* Expansive common areas for social engagement


* A wide variety of activities to support emotional and social well-being


* State-of-the-art equipment and therapy spaces


* A collaborative team culture supported by PACS Services, allowing us to focus on what matters most—our residents

? Your Role as a COTA

As a COTA at Las Colinas, you'll work under the guidance of our licensed Occupational Therapists to:


* Deliver individualized therapy sessions that promote independence and recovery


* Assist residents with therapeutic activities to improve mobility and daily living skills


* Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to develop and implement care plans


* Bring creativity, empathy, and energy to every session

? What We're Looking For


* Valid COTA certification and California licensure


* A heart for service and a passion for helping others thrive


* Strong communication and teamwork skills


* Experience in a skilled nursing or post-acute setting is a plus!

? What We Offer


* Competitive pay and benefits


* A supportive leadership team and positive work culture


* Opportunities for professional growth and continuing education


* A chance to truly make a difference in the lives of our residents

Ready to bring your skills and heart to Las Colinas Post Acute? Apply today and help us elevate the standard of care—one resident at a time.