Which two roles collaborate to create the intervention plan?

Which two roles collaborate to create the intervention plan?

• A. COTA and OTR
• B. Client and OTR
• C. COTA and Client
• D. Physician and COTA

Answer: (A)

Two roles collaborate to craft the intervention plan: the Occupational Therapy Registered (OTR) and the Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA). The OTR leads the evaluation, defines outcomes, and drafts the overall plan. The COTA, under supervision, contributes practical insights from sessions, helps select and adapt activities, and implements the plan while monitoring progress. The client may provide input and preferences to guide goals, but the formal intervention plan is a joint effort between the OTR and COTA. Options involving only the client plus OTR, or the physician, don’t reflect the team-based planning that occurs between the OTR and COTA.

Two roles collaborate to craft the intervention plan: the Occupational Therapy Registered (OTR) and the Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA). The OTR leads the evaluation, defines outcomes, and drafts the overall plan. The COTA, under supervision, contributes practical insights from sessions, helps select and adapt activities, and implements the plan while monitoring progress. The client may provide input and preferences to guide goals, but the formal intervention plan is a joint effort between the OTR and COTA. Options involving only the client plus OTR, or the physician, don’t reflect the team-based planning that occurs between the OTR and COTA.