Location: Santa Barbara, California THE OPPORTUNITY Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team. WHO WE ARE At Braille Institute of America, we are driven by a shared purpose: to serve the blind and low vision community. We come together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, finding fulfillment in the impact we create. We believe in fostering a culture that is collaborative, inclusive, and flexible. We understand the importance of work-life balance, valuing both personal and professional fulfillment. Here, you'll find an environment that supports your well-being while providing opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive alongside colleagues who are sighted and visually impaired. Join us in embracing technology and innovation as we shape the future of accessibility and positively transform the lives of those with vision loss. JOB DESCRIPTION Key Responsibilities: • Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan. • Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by supervising occupational therapist. • Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist. • Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan. • Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis. • Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards. • Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment. • Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes. • Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources. • Train clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices. • Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services. • Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America. • Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description. • Complies with all the state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job duties. Education: Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program. Minimum Requirements: Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer and teaching skills. The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required. Experience: Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics. Bilingual in Spanish is preferred. HOW TO APPLY Complete an online application by clicking the "Apply Now" button below. A Sign-In window will pop up where you can enter your email address and password to log in if you have already created an account on this Career Site. If you don't have an account yet, please click the "Create One Now" link on the Sign-In window to create a new account. If you encounter an accessibility issue or difficulty creating an account, please send your cover letter and resume to . Documents submitted as attachments must be in Microsoft Word format with the ".doc" or ".docx" file extension or as an Adobe PDF document. We cannot accept compressed or zipped files.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?xxL7uR1uYxlwNK86Wogwewo" width="0" height="0" />

**Occupational Therapy Assistant**

Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team.

**Job Description**

- Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan.
- Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by supervising occupational therapist.
- Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist.
- Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan.
- Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis.
- Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards.
- Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment.
- Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes.
- Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources.
- Trains clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices.
- Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services.
- Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America.
- Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description.
- Complies with all the state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants.

**Requirements**

- Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program.
- Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer and teaching skills.
- The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required.
- Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics.
- Bilingual in Spanish is preferred.

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant

THE OPPORTUNITY: Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team. WHO WE ARE: Join us in building a more inclusive world! At Braille Institute, we are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; the fulfillment of employment and career aspirations; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. Join Our Team as a Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant! The COTA provides unique therapeutic services to enhance the goals and objectives of low vision clients. The COTA is primarily responsible for implementing the therapeutic program and providing appropriate aspects of quality patient care under the supervision of licensed occupational therapist. Key Responsibilities: Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan. Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by supervising occupational therapist. Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist. Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan. Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis. Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards. Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment. Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes. Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources. Train clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices. Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services. Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America. Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description. Complies with all the state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job duties. Education: Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program. Minimum Requirements: Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer and teaching skills. The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required. Experience: Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics. Skills, Knowledge and Abilities: Requires a State licensure or eligible for State licensure as Occupational Therapy Assistant by the National Board for Certification of Occupational Therapists (NBCOT) and the California Board of Occupational Therapy. License renewal is required every two years and recertification is required every five years, involving continuing education and professional experience. Preference for low vision certification or participating in low vision rehabilitation certification program. Work Environment: Position works in a standard office environment and adaptive devices for low vision. Physical Requirements: May be required to travel throughout the local area to visit clients and make presentations. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $70,000.00 - $75,000.00 per year Benefits: Continuing education credits Dental insurance Disability insurance Employee assistance program Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account License reimbursement Life insurance Mileage reimbursement Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Professional development assistance Retirement plan Travel reimbursement Vision insurance Work Location: In person<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?fZA0wZDqfU5%2fcDtliFycDgt" width="0" height="0" />

**Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant**

Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities.

**Job Description**

- The COTA provides unique therapeutic services to enhance the goals and objectives of low vision clients.
- Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan.
- Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by supervising occupational therapist.
- Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist.
- Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan.
- Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis.
- Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards.
- Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment.
- Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes.
- Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources.
- Trains clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices.
- Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services.
- Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America.
- Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description.
- Complies with all the state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants.

**Requirements**

- Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program.
- Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer and teaching skills. The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required.
- Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics.
- Requires a State licensure or eligible for State licensure as Occupational Therapy Assistant by the National Board for Certification of Occupational Therapists (NBCOT) and the California Board of Occupational Therapy. License renewal is required every two years and recertification is required every five years, involving continuing education and professional experience. Preference for low vision certification or participating in low vision rehabilitation certification program.

**Benefits**

- Continuing education credits
- Dental insurance
- Disability insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Flexible spending account
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- License reimbursement
- Life insurance
- Mileage reimbursement
- Opportunities for advancement
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
- Retirement plan
- Travel reimbursement
- Vision insurance

**Work Environment**

Position works in a standard office environment and adaptive devices for low vision.

**Physical Requirements**

May be required to travel throughout the local area to visit clients and make presentations.

**Job Type**

Full-time

**Pay**

$70,000.00 - $75,000.00 per year

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)

Location: Laguna Hills, California THE OPPORTUNITY Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team. WHO WE ARE At Braille Institute, we are driven by a shared purpose: to serve the blind and low vision community. We come together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, finding fulfillment in the impact we create. We believe in fostering a culture that is collaborative, inclusive, and flexible. We understand the importance of work-life balance, valuing both personal and professional fulfillment. Here, you'll find an environment that supports your well-being while providing opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive alongside colleagues who are sighted and visually impaired. Join us in embracing technology and innovation as we shape the future of accessibility and positively transform the lives of those with vision loss. JOB DESCRIPTION Join Our Team as an Orientation and Mobility Specialist! As an Orientation and Mobility Specialist, new hires will empower individuals with visual impairments to navigate their surroundings independently. Teaching critical skills, supporting families and caregivers, and shaping a brighter future through comprehensive instruction is what a day in the life of an Orientation and Mobility specialist looks like. Key Responsibilities: • Conduct initial and ongoing assessments. • Communicate the extent of training needed to help achieve goals. • Provide individualized instruction to adults, ages 18 to 90 plus. • Develop comprehensive and well-documented lesson plans. • Accurately document students' progress and maintain up-to-date records. • Schedule students for Orientation and Mobility classes. • Teaching students in various settings, including in the classroom, in the field, in the home setting, and remotely online. • Teach balance and coordination techniques to students as needed. • Ensure visually impaired individuals can travel safely, confidently, and efficiently. • Conduct seminars and presentations in the community. • Attend and actively participate in special events as required. Education: • Master's degree in special education with specialization in Orientation and Mobility (Required). • Certification by the Academy of Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals. • Bi-lingual (English/Spanish) proficiency is preferred. Experience: • One year of progressively responsible experience training visually impaired and/or disabled individuals. • Valid license & two years of good driving history. • Special Education experience is desirable. Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities: • Strong knowledge of Orientation and Mobility training techniques and mobility devices for the visually impaired is also required. • At least one year of experience training visually impaired and/or disabled individuals is desirable. • Good communication, training, time management, and organizational skills. • The ability to work independently and effectively train the visually impaired to achieve their Orientation and Mobility goals is essential. • Required to travel extensively throughout the surrounding areas. Work Schedule / Availability: • Full-time • 7.5-hour shift • Day shift • Monday-Friday Work Environment: Work in diverse environments, including standard office settings, classrooms, field locations, homes, public transportation, community centers, and other outdoor training areas. Supplemental pay types: • Sign-on bonus HOW TO APPLY Complete an online application by clicking the "Apply Now" button below. A Sign-In window will pop up where you can enter your email address and password to log in if you have already created an account on this Career Site. If you don't have an account yet, please click the "Create One Now" link on the Sign-In window to create a new account. If you encounter an accessibility issue or difficulty creating an account, please send your cover letter and resume to . Documents submitted as attachments must be in Microsoft Word format with the ".doc" or ".docx" file extension or as an Adobe PDF document. We cannot accept compressed or zipped files. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $71,000.00 - $76,000.00 per year Benefits: Dental insurance Employee assistance program Flexible schedule Flexible spending account Health insurance Health savings account Life insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Relocation assistance Retirement plan Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance Supplemental Pay: Signing bonus Work Location: In person<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?yqFseUf7CkdjXpGI%2b%2fO%2bawz" width="0" height="0" />

**Orientation and Mobility Specialist**

Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team.

**Job Description**

- Empower individuals with visual impairments to navigate their surroundings independently.
- Conduct initial and ongoing assessments.
- Communicate the extent of training needed to help achieve goals.
- Provide individualized instruction to adults, ages 18 to 90 plus.
- Develop comprehensive and well-documented lesson plans.
- Accurately document students' progress and maintain up-to-date records.
- Schedule students for Orientation and Mobility classes.
- Teach students in various settings, including in the classroom, in the field, in the home setting, and remotely online.
- Teach balance and coordination techniques to students as needed.
- Ensure visually impaired individuals can travel safely, confidently, and efficiently.
- Conduct seminars and presentations in the community.
- Attend and actively participate in special events as required.

**Requirements**

- Master's degree in special education with specialization in Orientation and Mobility (Required).
- Certification by the Academy of Vision Rehabilitation and Education Professionals.
- Bi-lingual (English/Spanish) proficiency is preferred.
- One year of progressively responsible experience training visually impaired and/or disabled individuals.
- Valid license & two years of good driving history.
- Special Education experience is desirable.
- Strong knowledge of Orientation and Mobility training techniques and mobility devices for the visually impaired is also required.
- Good communication, training, time management, and organizational skills.
- The ability to work independently and effectively train the visually impaired to achieve their Orientation and Mobility goals is essential.
- Required to travel extensively throughout the surrounding areas.

**Work Schedule / Availability**

- Full-time
- 7.5-hour shift
- Day shift
- Monday-Friday

**Work Environment**

Work in diverse environments, including standard office settings, classrooms, field locations, homes, public transportation, community centers, and other outdoor training areas.

**Benefits**

- Dental insurance
- Employee assistance program
- Flexible schedule
- Flexible spending account
- Health insurance
- Health savings account
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Professional development assistance
- Relocation assistance
- Retirement plan
- Tuition reimbursement
- Vision insurance
- Signing bonus

**Pay**

$71,000.00 - $76,000.00 per year

Orientation and Mobility Specialist (O&M)

Location: Anaheim, California THE OPPORTUNITY Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team. WHO WE ARE At Braille Institute, we are driven by a shared purpose: to serve the blind and low vision community. We come together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, finding fulfillment in the impact we create. We believe in fostering a culture that is collaborative, inclusive, and flexible. We understand the importance of work-life balance, valuing both personal and professional fulfillment. Here, you'll find an environment that supports your well-being while providing opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive alongside colleagues who are sighted and visually impaired. Join us in embracing technology and innovation as we shape the future of accessibility and positively transform the lives of those with vision loss. JOB DESCRIPTION Join Our Team as a Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant! The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant provides unique therapeutic services to enhance the goals and objectives of low vision clients. The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant is primarily responsible for implementing the therapeutic program and providing appropriate aspects of quality patient care under the supervision of licensed occupational therapist. Key Responsibilities: • Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan. • Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by supervising occupational therapist. • Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist. • Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan. • Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis. • Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards. • Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment. • Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes. • Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources. • Train clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices. • Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services. • Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America. • Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description. • Complies with all the state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job duties. Education: Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program. Minimum Requirements: Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer and teaching skills. The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required. Experience: Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics. Skills, Knowledge and Abilities: Requires a State licensure or eligible for State licensure as Occupational Therapy Assistant by the National Board for Certification of Occupational Therapists (NBCOT) and the California Board of Occupational Therapy. License renewal is required every two years and recertification is required every five years, involving continuing education and professional experience. Preference for low vision certification or participating in low vision rehabilitation certification program. Work Environment: Position works in a standard office environment and adaptive devices for low vision. Physical Requirements: May be required to travel throughout the local area to visit clients and make presentations. HOW TO APPLY Complete an online application by clicking the "Apply Now" button below. A Sign-In window will pop up where you can enter your email address and password to log in if you have already created an account on this Career Site. If you don't have an account yet, please click the "Create One Now" link on the Sign-In window to create a new account. If you encounter an accessibility issue or difficulty creating an account, please send your cover letter and resume to . Documents submitted as attachments must be in Microsoft Word format with the ".doc" or ".docx" file extension or as an Adobe PDF document. We cannot accept compressed or zipped files.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?18sjO48iuT37qbklG0DwMQa" width="0" height="0" />

**Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant**

Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team.

**Job Description**

- The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant provides unique therapeutic services to enhance the goals and objectives of low vision clients.
- Primarily responsible for implementing the therapeutic program and providing appropriate aspects of quality patient care under the supervision of a licensed occupational therapist.
- Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan.
- Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by the supervising occupational therapist.
- Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist.
- Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan.
- Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis.
- Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards.
- Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment.
- Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes.
- Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources.
- Trains clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices.
- Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services.
- Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America.
- Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description.
- Complies with all state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants.

**Requirements**

- Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program.
- Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer, and teaching skills. The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required.
- Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics.
- Requires State licensure or eligibility for State licensure as Occupational Therapy Assistant by the National Board for Certification of Occupational Therapists (NBCOT) and the California Board of Occupational Therapy.
- License renewal is required every two years and recertification is required every five years, involving continuing education and professional experience. Preference for low vision certification or participating in low vision rehabilitation certification program.

**Work Environment**

Position works in a standard office environment and adaptive devices for low vision.

**Physical Requirements**

May be required to travel throughout the local area to visit clients and make presentations.

Location: Riverside, California THE OPPORTUNITY Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team. WHO WE ARE At Braille Institute of America, we are driven by a shared purpose: to serve the blind and low vision community. We come together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, finding fulfillment in the impact we create. We believe in fostering a culture that is collaborative, inclusive, and flexible. We understand the importance of work-life balance, valuing both personal and professional fulfillment. Here, you'll find an environment that supports your well-being while providing opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive alongside colleagues who are sighted and visually impaired. Join us in embracing technology and innovation as we shape the future of accessibility and positively transform the lives of those with vision loss. JOB DESCRIPTION Key Responsibilities: • Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan. • Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by supervising occupational therapist. • Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist. • Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan. • Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis. • Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards. • Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment. • Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes. • Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources. • Train clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices. • Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services. • Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America. • Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description. • Complies with all the state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job duties. Education: Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program. Minimum Requirements: Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer and teaching skills. The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required. Experience: Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics. Bilingual in Spanish is preferred. HOW TO APPLY Complete an online application by clicking the "Apply Now" button below. A Sign-In window will pop up where you can enter your email address and password to log in if you have already created an account on this Career Site. If you don't have an account yet, please click the "Create One Now" link on the Sign-In window to create a new account. If you encounter an accessibility issue or difficulty creating an account, please send your cover letter and resume to . Documents submitted as attachments must be in Microsoft Word format with the ".doc" or ".docx" file extension or as an Adobe PDF document. We cannot accept compressed or zipped files.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?6QYARKSVQFPZAUMEJ%2fJ68Qf" width="0" height="0" />

Location: Los Angeles, California THE OPPORTUNITY Join us in building a more inclusive world at Braille Institute of America. We are undertaking one of the most transformative initiatives in our history, planning our next century of success in serving the blind and visually impaired communities. Through our strategic planning process, we identified the next generation opportunities to advance critical initiatives in areas such as customer research; the expansion and transformation of current programs and services; the development of new nationally and internationally accessible programs; the creation of dynamic new strategic partnerships; and the alignment of our mission, strategy, and resources. If you are ready to join a dynamic organization transforming the lives of individuals experiencing vision loss, we want you on our team. WHO WE ARE At Braille Institute, we are driven by a shared purpose: to serve the blind and low vision community. We come together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others, finding fulfillment in the impact we create. We believe in fostering a culture that is collaborative, inclusive, and flexible. We understand the importance of work-life balance, valuing both personal and professional fulfillment. Here, you'll find an environment that supports your well-being while providing opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive alongside colleagues who are sighted and visually impaired. Join us in embracing technology and innovation as we shape the future of accessibility and positively transform the lives of those with vision loss. JOB DESCRIPTION Key Responsibilities: • Works in conjunction with and under the supervision of the occupational therapist to implement and execute an established treatment plan. • Carries out treatment plans and interventions in accordance with the plan of care established by supervising occupational therapist. • Provides occupational therapy intervention on an individual basis or groups, on site, in home or on non-Braille Institute of America sites under the direction of the occupational therapist. • Effectively communicates with supervising occupational therapist concerning clients' response to treatment plan. • Reports any changes in patient status or needs with supervising occupational therapist on a timely basis. • Documents and updates client records using low vision touch point in efforts to outcome all communications as needed to comply with Braille Institute of America standards. • Works with supervising occupational therapist to maintain and update inventory of devices and equipment. • Works collaboratively with other team members for best client outcomes. • Maintains current knowledge of emerging trends and advances in low vision protocols, devices, outcomes measurements, services, and referral sources. • Train clients in use of basic assistive technology services and optical devices. • Participates in Braille Institute of America seminars, marketing activities, and other special events as needed to promote low vision services, and the organization's overall programs and services. • Works with clients, staff, volunteers, and current students towards the mission of Braille Institute of America. • Performs other duties as assigned. As the organization continues to evolve, duties or tasks may change without impacting the overall job description. • Complies with all the state licensure, federal and regulatory guidelines for occupational therapy assistants. Qualifications: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skills and/or abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential job duties. Education: Graduate of an accredited occupational therapy assistant program. Minimum Requirements: Position requires good clinical and documentation skills. Also requires communication, organization, interpersonal, problem solving, computer and teaching skills. The ability to multi-task, understand the needs of the visually impaired, and recommend solutions to meet their needs is required. Experience: Two years of clinical practice preferably in the areas of both pediatrics and geriatrics. Bilingual in Spanish is preferred. HOW TO APPLY Complete an online application by clicking the "Apply Now" button below. A Sign-In window will pop up where you can enter your email address and password to log in if you have already created an account on this Career Site. If you don't have an account yet, please click the "Create One Now" link on the Sign-In window to create a new account. If you encounter an accessibility issue or difficulty creating an account, please send your cover letter and resume to . Documents submitted as attachments must be in Microsoft Word format with the ".doc" or ".docx" file extension or as an Adobe PDF document. We cannot accept compressed or zipped files.<img src="https://www.jobg8.com/Tracking.aspx?xX%2fzfyba5AAVlcFWzrCvGgr" width="0" height="0" />

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