Occupational & Physical
Therapy Assistant Professionals
The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) and Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) roles at Treehouse Solutions are designed with structured support, clinical stability, and growth in mind.
Unlike independent or unstructured models, these positions operate within a clearly defined clinical hierarchy, working under the guidance and direction of a Licensed Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) or Physical Therapist (PT). This structure ensures that every COTA and PTA receives consistent supervision, aligned clinical expectations, and a supportive framework that strengthens both professional development and quality of care.
Supervision
You Can Count On
At Treehouse Solutions, every COTA and PTA works directly under a designated licensed clinician—an OTR/L or PT—who holds full clinical ownership of evaluations, authority over treatment planning, and responsibility for case direction and oversight. Within this structured model, you provide services aligned with the treatment plan developed by your supervising therapist, ensuring clarity, compliance, and high-quality care. This approach protects your scope of practice, upholds clinical standards, and safeguards you as a practitioner. Supervision is consistent, intentional, and compliant—not informal, sporadic, or left to chance.
Supervision
You Can Count On
At Treehouse Solutions, every COTA and PTA works directly under a designated licensed clinician—an OTR/L or PT—who holds full clinical ownership of evaluations, authority over treatment planning, and responsibility for case direction and oversight. Within this structured model, you provide services aligned with the treatment plan developed by your supervising therapist, ensuring clarity, compliance, and high-quality care. This approach protects your scope of practice, upholds clinical standards, and safeguards you as a practitioner. Supervision is consistent, intentional, and compliant—not informal, sporadic, or left to chance.
As a Certified Occuptional Therapist Assistant (OTA) or Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA) at Treehouse Solutions, your role centers on delivering direct therapy services, implementing treatment plans with fidelity and clinical skill, maintaining timely and accurate documentation, participating in structured supervisory meetings, and communicating professionally with families and interdisciplinary providers. You focus on high‑quality clinical implementation, while your supervising OTR/L or PT provides clinical direction, ensuring a clear hierarchy and consistent support every step of the way.
How You Support the Clinical Team
Structured Support, Not Guesswork
Our assistant‑level pathway is built for stability rather than ambiguity, emphasizing clear scheduling, defined caseload expectations, consistent supervision, structured communication, and predictable systems.
You work within a collaborative framework where leadership supports your day‑to‑day responsibilities and ensures alignment across care teams. There is no pressure to practice outside your scope and no expectation of independent case liability—your role is protected, guided, and supported at every level.
Opportunities to Develop Your Skills
Professional growth at Treehouse Solutions is encouraged —always within a clear and supportive structure. As a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) or Physical Therapy Assistant (PTA), you can expand your skills through opportunities such as early‑intervention experience, advanced pediatric skill development, sensory integration exposure, and specialized competencies in areas like feeding, handwriting, and mobility. As your professional abilities grow within your scope, your opportunities grow right alongside them, ensuring development that is both meaningful and clinically aligned.
Built for Stability. Designed for You.
We are building an Occupational and Physical Therapy Departments grounded in clear leadership under licensed clinicians, defined supervision structures, consistent mentorship, stable clinical systems, and collaborative team integration. In this model, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTAs) and Physical Therapy Assistant (PTAs) are not expected to operate independently—but rather to thrive within a guided, structured environment that supports clinical excellence and protects scope.
This pathway is designed for the Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTAs) and Physical Therapy Assistant (PTAs) who values structured supervision, appreciates clinical clarity, desires consistent mentorship, prefers defined expectations, and seeks stability within a professional team. You are here to deliver meaningful therapy within a protected framework, while your supervising Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) or Physical Therapist (PT) provides clinical direction. You implement with confidence and grow within a stable, supportive system.