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The Injury Prevention Specialist (IPS) will be expected to proactively analyze tasks for potential ergonomic risk factors, perform biomechanical assessments and lead injury prevention activities.
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Title: Injury Prevention Specialist. Freedom to develop injury prevention plans. Assist to identify, develop, and provide employee health education and training on wellness and disease prevention topics to optimize the health of the population.
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Job Purpose: The wellness coach provides onsite, comprehensive wellbeing and injury prevention services that engage individual employees and the client’s whole employee populations in positive lifestyle initiatives that improve health and wellbeing, lower chronic disease risk, and reduce healthcare costs for the client.
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Measure, audit and evaluate the effectiveness of: Occupational safety, Environmental management, Ergonomics, Fire prevention/protection, Industrial hygiene, Workplace injury, illness and incident causation, Worker's Compensation claim management, workplace medical/health and security.
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Thorough knowledge of exercise science is required, including functional anatomy, exercise physiology, nutrition and injury prevention. Communicates a thorough knowledge of exercise science is required, including functional anatomy, exercise physiology, nutrition and injury prevention.
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Educate patients on self-management techniques and injury prevention strategies. We want PT's that want to work towards becoming a CHT (Certified Hand Therapist), CLT (Certified Lymphedema Therapist) or even a gain a Pelvic specialty.
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The centers offer a wide range of general physical therapy services such as hand therapy, sports medicine and work injury prevention and management. Other certifications available include, but not limited to; OCS, SCS, CSCS, Dry Needling, NCS, oncology, pelvic health (Herman & Wallace) and more.
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Provide support for injury/illness prevention, safety, industrial hygiene and AIPP compliance. Prepare reports according to DCNR needs and request to analyze injury data and trends and assist with trend identification, corrective actions and implementation.
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The Public Health Branch focuses on community-wide prevention of communicable disease, chronic disease, injury, substance abuse, family violence, and lead poisoning. TYPICAL QUALIFICATIONS Any combination of education and experience sufficient to directly demonstrate possession and application of the following:Public Health Microbiologist I/IIKnowledge of: Equipment, terminology, and techniques used to perform public health laboratory tests; the principles of bacteriology, serology, mycology, virology, and parasitology; causes and modes of disease transmission; preparation, mounting, and staining of specimens.
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Practical experience in diversion, mediation, negotiation, motivational interviewing, trauma informed care, harm reduction, crisis prevention and intervention, household budgeting, rapid re-housing and service planning, recovery services – including mental health, substance use/abuse and traumatic brain injury.
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The Precedence Care Coordination Entity (PCCE) Care Coordinator will provide comprehensive care coordination services for adults and children, health promotion, individual and family support, referrals to community agencies, assessments, treatment planning and access to Aging, Physical Disability, Traumatic Brain Injury or HIV/AIDS Waiver services if appropriate.
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Day-to-day clinical operations of the athletic training program include muscle, bone, or acute soft tissue injury, illness prevention, recognition, evaluation, treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning.
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40 hours of training in course work applicable to school-age children and the department-approved courses in injury prevention, and playground safety for School Age Child Care Centers within the 1st nine months of employment.
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In this position, you will work closely with the WHS site manager, WHS specialist, and Injury Prevention Specialist (IPS). Minimize the AA risk of injury through awareness, education and proactive engagement.
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Develop a first aid care plan for AAs recovering from an injury, focused on injury improvement, including self-care instructions as needed. In the last three years, six months job experience in a care provider role AND a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited academic institution in: Exercise Sciences, Exercise Physiology, Health Sciences or Kinesiology.
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