Pediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) / Rehabilitation Assistant - Surrey, BC

Employer : Inclusion Health Location : Surrey, South Surrey, White Rock, Delta, and Langley, BC Pay : $24-$35 per hour Job type : Full-time, part-time, or casual Work setting : Clinic-based, community-based, or both Work location : In person

Pediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant Job Overview

Inclusion Health is hiring a compassionate and motivated Pediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) to support children and families across Surrey, South Surrey, White Rock, Delta, and Langley, BC .

Working under the direction and supervision of an Occupational Therapist , you will deliver individualized therapy activities that help children build independence, confidence, and practical everyday skills.

Services may be provided in:

- An Inclusion Health clinic or another designated on-site location.
- Children’s homes and community environments.
- Schools, childcare centres, and other authorized service settings.
- A combination of clinic-based and community-based locations.

About Inclusion Health

Inclusion Health is a family-centred allied health organization providing occupational therapy and pediatric rehabilitation services throughout the Lower Mainland.

Our team supports children with developmental, sensory, physical, learning, and functional needs through meaningful, individualized therapy programs.

We believe children achieve their best outcomes when care is collaborative, practical, respectful, and integrated into everyday life at home, school, and in the community.

Pediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant Responsibilities

As a Pediatric Occupational Therapy Assistant , Therapy Assistant , or Rehabilitation Assistant , you will:





- Implement individualized occupational therapy activities developed by a supervising Occupational Therapist.
- Support children during one-to-one therapy sessions in clinic, home, school, childcare, and community settings.
- Assist with fine motor development, handwriting, visual-motor coordination, and hand skills.
- Support sensory processing, emotional regulation, attention, and participation in daily routines.
- Facilitate play-based learning, social participation, and developmentally appropriate activities.
- Help children practise dressing, feeding, hygiene, and other daily living skills.
- Support children with autism, ADHD, developmental delays, learning differences, sensory needs, and physical disabilities.
- Prepare therapy materials and organize treatment spaces.
- Observe and document client participation, progress, and responses to therapy activities.
- Communicate relevant observations or concerns to the supervising Occupational Therapist.
- Reinforce home-program activities and caregiver strategies as directed by the Occupational Therapist.
- Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation and electronic progress notes.
- Communicate professionally with children, families, caregivers, educators, and authorized care-team members.
- Follow organizational requirements concerning confidentiality, privacy, child safety, infection prevention, and professional boundaries.
- Participate in orientation, supervision, training, and team meetings.





This is a delegated support position. Occupational Therapy Assistants do not independently assess clients, diagnose conditions, establish treatment plans, or represent themselves as Occupational Therapists.

Qualifications and Requirements

- An Occupational Therapy Assistant/Physiotherapy Assistant diploma , OTA/PTA diploma , Rehabilitation Assistant diploma , or comparable training.
- Experience as an Occupational Therapy Assistant , Therapy Assistant , Rehabilitation Assistant , Pediatric Therapy Assistant , or similar child-development support skilled.
- Experience working with children in pediatric therapy, rehabilitation, disability support, childcare, educational settings, or community programs.
- Familiarity with child development, sensory regulation, play-based learning, and functional skill development.
- Experience supporting children with autism, ADHD, developmental disabilities, learning differences, or physical support needs.
- Strong communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills.
- The ability to follow clinical direction and work independently within delegated responsibilities.
- Comfort using electronic charting systems and completing timely documentation.
- A compassionate, dependable, and family-centred approach.
- Legal authorization to work in Canada.
- A criminal record check and vulnerable sector screening, or willingness to complete applicable screening before starting.
- Current first aid and CPR certification, or willingness to obtain certification, is an asset.

Community-based positions : A valid driver’s licence and reliable transportation are required.

On-site positions : A driver’s licence and personal vehicle may not be requ

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