Cherrydale Post Acute – Greenville, SC
$35–$45/hour | PRN | Flexible Scheduling
At Cherrydale Post Acute, we believe in planting roots. Many of our team members and leaders have been with us long-term, creating a stable, supportive, and team-oriented environment.
Located in the heart of Greenville, our 132-bed facility is growing under new leadership and an innovative Administrator focused on expanding an already strong culture. If you're looking for a place where your work is valued and you can grow, we’d love to meet you.
-
Competitive pay: $35–$45/hour
-
Flexible PRN scheduling
-
Reliable hours available
-
PRN opportunities within the largest network in South Carolina
-
Potential for full-time opportunities
-
Supportive, collaborative rehab team
As a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA), you will work under the direction of a licensed Occupational Therapist to provide therapeutic services that help residents improve independence and daily functioning.
-
Provide direct patient care as directed by the Occupational Therapist
-
Assist residents with improving activities of daily living (ADLs)
-
Follow physician treatment plans and therapy goals
-
Document daily treatments and weekly progress notes in accordance with regulations
-
Monitor and report patient progress to the therapy team
-
Assist with discharge planning and caregiver education
-
Participate in care plan meetings and interdisciplinary collaboration
-
Help maintain a clean, safe therapy environment
-
Assist with training Restorative Aides as needed
-
Associate degree from an accredited Occupational Therapy Assistant program
-
Active, unencumbered COTA license in South Carolina (required)
-
Experience in a long-term care or rehab setting preferred
-
Familiarity with PointClickCare (PCC) and Casamba preferred
-
Strong communication and teamwork skills
-
Compassion for an underserved population
At Cherrydale, you’re more than just an employee—you’re part of a team that values your skills, supports your growth, and allows you to make a real impact on residents’ lives.
