As a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA), you work alongside occupational therapists to help patients experience a better quality of life. By assisting patients through specific exercises, you make progress and recovery possible from illness, injuries, and disabilities.

You chart progress and contribute to plans to ensure the patient receives the best care. This role requires a degree in occupational therapy from a regionally accredited institution. Your Ardor Advocate will take the time to listen to your career goals and ideal locations and find just the city for you in the perfect COTA job.

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ASA Recognizes Katherine Emerson as 2025 Women in Leadership Winner!!

Ardor Health’s Katherine Emerson Earns American Staffing Association Women in Leadership Scholarship Emerson One of Eight Recipients of National Award   Alexandria, VA, August 14, 2025—  The American Staffing Association (ASA) today announced that ASA has awarded Ardor Health’s Talent Development Manager, Katherine Emerson, the Women in Leadership Scholarship.     Starting on the frontlines…

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Why We Chose RV Life: Natalie’s Travel Therapy Adventure

Why We Chose RV Life: Natalie’s Travel Therapy Adventure Natalie OTD, OTR/L, loves her career as a travel therapist, and she also loves exploring new places with her PT husband, Jacob. When the opportunity came to take their home on the road, they went for it. Now, their RV is more than just a place…

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What Is Ardor Aspire?

What Is Ardor Aspire? If you’re a therapy student or new graduate dreaming of a career that combines flexibility, adventure, and professional growth, you’re not alone. But navigating the world of travel therapy can be overwhelming, especially when you’re just starting out. That’s where Ardor Aspire comes in. Ardor Aspire is our student and early-career…

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Pennsylvania Joins the PT Compact — July 2025 Update

📢 Pennsylvania Joins the PT Compact! July 2025 Update On July 7, 2025, Pennsylvania officially became the newest member of the Physical Therapy Compact, a significant step forward for licensed physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs) seeking flexibility and freedom to practice across state lines. This exciting development streamlines the process for travel…

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The Ultimate Guide to Finding Housing for Travel Healthcare Assignments

🏠 The Ultimate Guide to Finding Housing for Travel Healthcare Assignments One of the first questions we always get from new travelers is:“Where do you live when you’re on assignment?” Honestly? It’s a great question. When you’re committing to 13 weeks (or even longer!) in a brand-new city, housing can feel like the biggest unknown.…

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Travel Nurse Update: Pennsylvania Is Now a Compact State

📢 Big News: Pennsylvania Officially Joins the Nursing Licensure Compact As of July 7, 2025, Pennsylvania has officially enacted the Nursing Licensure Compact (NLC), a long-awaited development for both local and travel nurses alike. This means registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPN/LVNs) holding a compact license will now be able to practice in…