Occupational therapist assistants work under the direct supervision of occupational therapists to provide physical rehabilitation to injured or diseased patients. 

Occupational therapist assistants work directly in the rehabilitation of patients.  If you're suited to direct patient care and have patience for developmentally disabled people, this growing field could be for you.

The standard educational path to becoming an occupational therapist assistant is a two year associate�s degree.  There is also some on the job training.

All businesses and organizations need a responsible and efficient office manager in order to function effectively. In 2002, office managers held approximately 1.5 million positions in the United States alone. Jobs for office managers are found in nearly every industry but are particularly prominent in organizations with a vast administrative support workforce.

Employment in office management often requires nothing more than an associate's degree with a focus on business. Experience is also very important when seeking this type of position. Office managers show strong skill in organization, communication, leadership, teamwork, problem solving and loyalty.

Office Managers work in a variety of settings and have a wide variety of responsibilities. Each task an office manager has ensures the staff can work together dynamically. They are often accountable for planning the work and supervising the staff. This means they are responsible for knowing strengths and weaknesses for each member of the organization.