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The Rehabilitation Program Manager serves as an advocate, educator, liaison and mentor to interdisciplinary team members to include but not limited to community staff, home health staff, hospice staff, physicians, nurses and others.
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Acts as a liaison between HealthPRO-Heritage management, Home Health, Hospice and community administration and is able to communicate assertively, diplomatically, and clearly through informal and formal mechanisms.
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Acts as a liaison between HealthPRO-Heritage management, Home Health, Hospice and community administration. Qualified Candidates should be a Licensed CA Occupational Therapist or Physical Therapist Previous rehab management experience required, preferably with a PACE The Rehabilitation Program Manager will understand and fulfill the needs of customers and partners and promote an environment that ensures superior clinical and fiscal integrity.
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Qualified Candidates must be a Washington Licensed Occupational Therapist or Physical Therapist. Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree or a Masters Degree in Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy.
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Program Manager, Physical Therapist - Full-time. Provides classes and education to the community, physicians, other healthcare providers as well as community staff, residents and their families regarding therapy and facility services.
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Qualified Candidates must be a OR Licensed Occupational Therapist or Physical Therapist. HealthPRO Heritage is seeking a Rehab Program Manager in McMinnville, OR at Parkland Village.
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Exciting DIRECTOR OF REHAB/Physical Therapist (PT) - FULL-TIME Opportunity to join our Rehab Team! Associate’s Degree in an allied health field, Bachelor of Arts or Science Degree or a Master’s Degree.
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The Rehabilitation Program Manager serves as an advocate, educator, liaison, and mentor to interdisciplinary team members, including but not limited to community staff, home health staff, hospice staff, physicians, nurses, and others.
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Seeking a Physical Therapist to serve as Rehab Program Manager at our assisted living facility located in Winston Salem, NC. Participates in community events that describe therapy services.
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The Rehabilitation Program Manager serves as an advocate, educator, liaison, and mentor to interdisciplinary team members, including community staff, home health staff, hospice staff, physicians, nurses, and others.
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Must be a Licensed Physical Therapist (PT) or Occupational Therapist (OT) in the state of Washington. Integrates clinical programs and addresses community-specific needs related to marketing.
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Program Manager- Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist - Part-time. Communicates openly and timely and interacts professionally and respectfully with others including rehabilitation staff, community staff, residents and families in attending to and meeting their requests.
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Qualified Candidates must be an Arizona Licensed Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist. Full Benefit package - Health, dental, vision, PTO, 401k, and much more! HealthPRO Heritage is seeking a Rehab Program Manager in Meza, AZ.
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We are looking for a Full Time Program Manager/Rehab Team Director Physical Therapist or Occupational Therapist to join our team in Sterling, IL at Heritage Woods where you can make a difference in the lives of our patients.
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Director of Rehab / Physical Therapist (PT) - Full Time, 30-40 Hours Per Week. Diverse clinical exposure with outpatient, home health and wellness offerings. Health, Dental & Vision, Long & Short Term Disability, 401K, Paid Time Off, License Reimbursement, CEUs Online and MORE.
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