Description:

Like OTAs, but unlicensed, occupational therapy aides work in hospitals or occupational therapy clinics as part of the team that helps OTs offer high-quality care to their patients. However, their job duties focus more on keeping the clinic organized and maintained rather than direct patient care.

Educational and Licensing Requirements:

Aspiring occupational therapy aides can get started with a high school diploma and some on-the-job training, making it an accessible career for anyone wanting to get their foot in the door of this healthcare field.