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Must hold current Texas State Massage Therapy license issued by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). Our Massage Therapists manage the delivery of massage therapy and bodywork services, perform a variety of massage techniques on guests, and work to create a nurturing experience.
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You will oversee respiratory care as delivered by the Respiratory Therapy department. Bachelor’s degree in Allied Health Management, Business, or Respiratory Therapy – preferred. Graduate of American Medical Association approved Respiratory Therapy program.
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With locations in Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Florida, Oregon, Washington, California, Wyoming, New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania, the Care Options for Kids Community offers a wide range of pediatric health services, including pediatric nursing and therapies, ABA therapy, nursing, Family Caregiver Services, and school-based services.
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Our medical capabilities span everything from wound care to urgent care, oncology to neurology, physical therapy to speech therapy, a Level III NICU, robust robotic surgery department and a continuously expanding rural health practice.
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Active Texas Massage Therapy License required. Texas Massage Therapy License (Required) Gym partnerships with Black Swan Yoga + Online Lifetime Fitness memberships. Licensed Massage Therapist \*SIGN ON BONUS.
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Major holidays off Easy breezy parking Experience You'll Gain: Sales & customer service Experience in a spa or health/wellnessProficiency in MindBody Online, Axle CRM, HomebaseKnowledge of the science behind IR, Red Light Therapy and chromotherapyBeing a part of the innovative boutique health & fitness community We love candidates that already have these.
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Our Specialty Care Center in Austin includes a multidisciplinary group of pediatric specialists committed to providing comprehensive care across a wide spectrum of services, including allergy and immunology, cardiology, ophthalmology, rheumatology, pulmonology, neurology, and more.
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Job Description Responsibilities Texas NeuroRehab Center is currently accepting applicants for a Certified Recreational Therapist-PRN. This candidate will to provide therapeutic recreation services to the patients, including provision of direct therapy and evaluative activities as well as coordination of hospital-wide activities.
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Our Solutions include Proclaim (TM) XR SCS System, the #1 Spinal cord stimulator on the market, Proclaim (TM) DRG Neurostimulator, the only FDA approved DRG therapy and a market leader in radiofrequency ablation therapy, Abbott RFA. These non-opioid therapies allow us to provide interventional pain therapy to patients throughout the pain continuum.
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Perform chest physical therapy treatments which involve percussion, postural drainage or suctioning; perform airway management including trach tube changes, Passy-Muir Valve monitoring, and intubation or extubating; set up, operate and monitor ventilators.
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About this role: As an Acute Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) with Fresenius Medical Care, you will support patients in a hospital setting within a network of local hospitals. Minimum of 9 months experience as a Registered Nurse (bonus but not required.
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Licensed as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the State of Florida. · Facilitates physician oversight of all data, especially adverse event reporting as it relates to study drug, device, or therapy.
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Key Words: Therapy, Respiratory, Therapist, Registered Respiratory Therapist, Certified Respiratory Therapist, RRT, CRTT, CRT, EEG Tech. Provide instruction to patients and other caretakers in the methods and objectives of therapy.
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As a Resident I Graduate Nurse you will be surrounded by a supportive community of nurse educators, experienced nurses, and fellow residents that promote learning, clinical application, and socialization, shepherding you through the transition from student nurse to registered nurse.
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PREFERRED EXPERIENCE: One year as a Speech Therapy AssistantREQUIRED CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSUREActive and unrestricted license to practice as a Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant in the State of Texas.
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