Rehabilitation Aide - Outpatient - Whittier Rehab Hospital- PART TIME

Posted 8 days ago

whittier health networkWestborough (MA)

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Rehabilitation Aide - Outpatient Our healthcare facility is hiring a rehabilitation aide who can perform supportive tasks and deliver direct patient related services under the supervision of licensed clinicians. We are looking for a kind and compassionate individual who can provide hands on assist with patient self-care/mobility needs, support by preparing treatment area and patient equipment, and perform procedures under the direct supervision of a licensed clinician. If you would like to join a rehab team that will work with you, train you, and help you advance your skills in the rehab world, we'd love to meet you.
Primary Responsibilities:
  • Safety focus - Excellent verbal communication and interpersonal skills, Empathy and compassion, Patient focus Teamwork Multi-tasking, Supply management, Physical strength and stamina.
  • Performs direct patient care under the direction of a clinician - non administrative duties
  • Assists in the daily management of the Rehabilitation department by performing departmental supportive tasks and delivering patient related services under the supervision of a Licensed Clinician.
  • Serves as coordinator of transportation to and from therapy.
Prerequisites: High School Diploma. Ability to follow directions, coordinate a variety of responsibilities and receive supervision from several sources. Certification in BLS of Adult, Child and Infant.

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