Rehab Tech Biotechnology & Pharmaceuticals - Omaha, NE at Geebo

Rehab Tech

OverviewSchedule:
Minimum 2 weekend shifts per month, 1 holiday per year, and some weekdays availableThe Rehabilitation Technician works under the supervision of a licensed Therapy professional.
The primary responsibility of a Rehab Technician is to assist with treatment programs for patients toward the achievement of the goals of the therapist by:
setting up necessary treatment equipment, carrying out routine or assisting with complex treatments, maintaining the department in a clean orderly condition and participating toward the achievement of goals.
Responsibilities Receives work assignments and information concerning the preparation for, and performance of, therapy activities from the Therapist.
May provide set up and supervision, as directed by a therapist, for routine treatments such as:
whirlpool and paraffin baths, ultrasound, gait training, exercise and the application of hot and cold packs; using techniques in a safe and acceptable manner.
Observes patients during treatments and notifies Therapist of any physical distress or equipment malfunctioning.
Records patient and treatment data in the patient's medical record as directed.
Prepares/positions patient for a treatment or evaluation, as directed by a therapist.
Obtains necessary equipment, materials and supplies from storage areas and prepares them for use.
Performs clerical functions to include:
patient registration, scheduling, charge entry, faxing, photocopying and delivery of therapy notes/records to the appropriate physician(s) or other hospital personnel.
Periodically inventories supplies.
Assists with ordering, stocking and cleaning of departmental equipment and supplies.
QualificationsEducation:
High School Diploma required.
Experience:
No experience is required.
Recommended Skills Medical Records Rehabilitations Ultrasound Paraffin Fax Photocopying Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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