Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs) support occupational therapists in delivering therapeutic services that enhance patients' daily living and working skills. Key responsibilities include implementing treatment plans, documenting progress, and aiding patient rehabilitation. OTAs require a degree in Occupational Therapy Assistance and strong communication skills. Typically working in healthcare settings, they collaborate with therapists, nurses, and interdisciplinary teams, leading to growth opportunities in supervision or specialty fields.