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Summary: River's Edge has two openings for Exercise Physiologist, working in Live Well Fitness Center and Cardiac Rehab. Description: The Exercise Physiologist will be working in the Live Well Fitness Center with both Cardiac Rehab patients and gym community members.
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As a Senior Clinical Psychologist (BMP), you may provide clinical supervision to unlicensed psychologists, psychology interns and other Forensic Mental Health Program (FMHP) licensed and unlicensed mental health professionals, offer advanced problem-solving skills when providing clinical consultation and provide mentoring and educational experiences to enhance department's overall clinical capacity.
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Relocation / Sign-On Bonus Available for this opening!
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The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is responsible for providing nursing care to residents, including medications and treatment administration, documentation, and other therapeutic interventions under the direction of the Director of Nursing/Clinical Director.
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