Aide for Skilled Nursing Facility
ultimate therapyVoorhees (NJ)
About the role
Ultimate Therapy at Autumn Lake Healthcare at Voorhees is seeking a dependable and motivated Therapy Rehabilitation Aide to join our therapy team in providing essential support for high-quality rehabilitation services at our skilled nursing facility. This entry-level role plays a vital part in ensuring smooth department operations, assisting licensed therapists (PT, OT, SLP) in delivering patient-centered care that enhances residents' mobility, function, and overall quality of life in a geriatric setting.
Primary Responsibilities:
Transport residents safely and independently to and from the therapy department.
Assemble, prepare, and position equipment and supplies for treatment sessions.
Assist in positioning residents for therapy and support safe transfers as directed by professional staff.
Help maintain an organized, clean, and orderly therapy area, including equipment cleaning and upkeep.
Perform a variety of supportive duties essential to department efficiency, such as entering/retrieving basic information in computer systems and transporting equipment/supplies.
Assist professional staff and perform other related duties as required.
We are looking for a reliable individual who values teamwork, attention to detail, regulatory compliance, and a commitment to excellence in supporting resident care. No prior experience required; this is an ideal entry-level opportunity for those eager to start a career in healthcare rehabilitation. Apply today!
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