Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) - Pediatrics

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) | Pediatric Home HealthRegion: Lakewood, Wheat Ridge & Arvada Employment Type: full-time or part-time (FT is 20 visits/week) Caseload: full caseload of babies and pediatric patients available on day 1 Compensation: $54-$62 per visitJoin Pivot, Where Clinicians Come FirstAt Pivot Home Health, we believe that when clinicians are supported, patients thrive. Our clinician-first approach removes unnecessary barriers, allowing you to focus on what truly matters, helping children grow, play, and build independence in their everyday lives.We're hiring Pediatric Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants (COTAs) across Colorado to provide therapy in home-based and community settings. Join a compassionate, growing team that values autonomy, flexibility, and purpose-driven care.Why Join Pivot?Flexibility & AutonomyChoose your own caseload with no minimum visit requirementSet your schedule to fit your lifestyle and financial goalsProvide therapy in homes for natural, meaningful progressiPad provided for seamless electronic documentationSupport You Can Count OnClinical Therapy leadership that backs your clinical decisions24/7 on-call support for guidance and emergenciesOngoing mentorship, training, and professional developmentTop-Tier BenefitsComprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance with employer contributionsShort- and long-term disability, life insurance, and accident coverageProfessional liability insurance includedPTO with no annual cap, earned from day one, and increasing with tenurePaid sick leave and holiday incentive payCEU benefits, including paid annual OTAC membership and conference feesYour Impact as a Pediatric Certified Occupational Therapy AssistantAs a home health pediatric COTA, you'll work under the direction of an Occupational Therapist to help children reach important developmental milestones and achieve independence in daily routines. You'll implement treatment plans that focus on fine motor skills, sensory regulation, play, self-care, and school readiness. By engaging children in meaningful, play-based activities, you'll help them build confidence and functional skills while supporting families with practical strategies they can use every day.RequirementsActive Colorado Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) license(New graduates and relocating clinicians encouraged to apply)Current CPR certificationStrong communication, organization, and collaboration skillsPassion for helping children reach their full potential through home-based care