Korean-Speaking Therapy Aide

Posted 7 days ago

genesis rehab therapyLos Angeles (CA)

Physical Therapist Aides Offices of Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapists, and Audiologists

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About the role

Korean Speaking Bi-Lingual Therapy Aide at Physical Therapy Clinic We are looking for an English and Korean Speaking Therapy Aide at our Physical Therapy Clinic in Koreatown. Previous physical therapy experience or a related associate/bachelor degree is preferred but it is not required. The candidate must be (at least somewhat) fluent in Korean as some of our clients can speak Korean only. Work hours are 36-40 hours per week. Monday to Friday. We are closed on weekends.

Primary Responsibilities: Professional communication with patients and clinic staff. Assist patients with hot packs, ultrasound, exercises under the supervision of therapists. Cleaning therapy area, laundry, restocking supplies. Some front office duties, like answering phones and scheduling appointments.

Qualifications: Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel. Good with details, organization, and time management. A long-term, stable employee with a warm personality and dedicated work ethic. Please send an email of interest with the attached resume. Or you can stop by our clinic and apply in person on Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri between 10 am - 3 pm. Our address is Genesis Rehab Therapy, 266 S. Harvard, Ste. 330, Los Angeles, CA 90004. Please call our clinic at (323) 939-0840 with any questions. Our nearest cross street is Normandie Blvd and 3rd Street.

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