Rehabilitation Aide - Physical Therapy - FT

Posted 9 days ago

northern montana hospitalHavre (MT)

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About the role

Rehabilitation AideThe Rehabilitation Aide will be responsible for supporting therapists with patient care within scope of practice and assist in maintaining an efficient work environment. Complete clerical tasks to assist rehab office with scheduling, monthly audits and managing day to day non-clinical tasks. Takes into consideration patient and visitor needs based on gender, age, cultural differences, and educational needs.
Qualifications: High school diploma or GED equivalent. Ability to learn from others, use individual initiative to learn by studying and practicing proven methods. Ability to hold, in confidence, all personal, hospital, and professional matters. Ability to deal tactfully and empathetically with patients. Adequate initiative and judgment involved in the use of equipment and handling and scheduling of patients. Ability to schedule patients with minimal conflicts. Ability to sit for prolonged periods of time. Ability to use computer keyboard and word processing software. Health, dental, life, disability and FLEX/HSA benefits available with 403-b options. Starting pay range varies based on experience up to 10 years. Equal opportunity employer to all protected groups, including protected veterans and individuals with disabilities. Applicants requiring accommodation(s) during the application or interview process are encouraged to contact us at nmhcemplsrvc@nmhcare.org or 406-262-1401. Requesting an accommodation is voluntary and will not negatively affect your application. All requests will be kept confidential. NMH will not sponsor applicants for work visas for this job.

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