Hospice Massage Therapist Contract

Posted 11 days ago

kline gallandSeattle (WA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$48.00 - $55.00 per hour

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Hospice Massage Therapist ContractSeattle, WA 98108 Salary Range $48.00 - $55.00 Hourly Position Type Contractor Travel Percentage Road Warrior Category Health CareDescriptionWe are hiring for a Full time Hospice Massage Therapist (contract):Hospice Massage Therapist ResponsibilitiesProvide consistent professional massage and body treatments in accordance with Hospice protocols and accepted certification practicesEffectively inform and educate our patients about specific wellness concernsBe flexible with your schedule, supporting the needs of the patientUphold the standards of sanitation and sterilization as requiredCommunicate to RN Case Manager or Nurse Supervisor all occurrences involving patient issues that require attentionHandle patient questions and concerns professionally and courteouslyMaintain a positive attitude and contribute toward a quality work environmentQualificationsMust be a graduate of an accredited School of Massage; Must be currently licensed in the State of Washington as a Massage Therapist; Must carry current liability and malpractice insurance; Must maintain CPR certification; Must maintain license by obtaining the necessary contact hours and competency; Must be physically capable and able to lift and transfer patients the level and amount determined by each individual patient to be able to care for patients in the home setting; Must have effective communication skills and be able to follow instructions to complete work as scheduled; Must present proof of a current driver's license and have a dependable insured automobileIn addition to the contractor's direct service rate, required travel time and charting/documentation time are compensated at $25.00 per hour.

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