When people sustain a serious injury, they often need help in learning how to perform the basic tasks of everyday life in spite of their new limitation. If you are seeking a career in the growing and rewarding medical field, but do not have the time for many years of training, a certificate as an occupational therapy assistant may be ideal.
Most occupational therapist assistant courses will cover anatomy and physiology, principles of occupational therapy, and . You will also learn about assistive technologies, ranging from devices such as railings, home medical equipment, crutches and wheelchairs to sophisticated computer equipment.



