All NPI Numbers of Recreational Therapist Assistant
What does an RTA do?
Under direction of an RT, an RTA assists with leisure activity planning and implementation, documentation and client supervision to help achieve therapeutic recreation goals.
What education is required?
Most states require an associate degree in recreational therapy or a related field plus certification as a Therapeutic Recreation Assistant through the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification.
What settings do they work in?
Common areas include hospitals, schools, long-term care facilities, community centers and camps where they assist individuals through recreational engagement.
How to find one?
Search MedicineContact.com and browse profiles of certified RTAs to find one experienced in assisting clients with your specific condition or needs.
Questions to ask?
Inquire about their training, experience level and role in helping implement recreational therapy treatment plans and goals.