Grace Hospice
Location
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Salary
$28 - $33 / HOUR
The Massage Therapist will provide therapeutic massage services to assigned terminally ill hospice patients as part of the interdisciplinary team, focusing on comfort, wellness, and quality of life based on an initial assessment and ongoing plan of care. This role requires active participation in team meetings, scheduling patient visits based on changing needs, and maintaining professional documentation and conduct.
Candidates must possess a minimum of one year of clinical massage therapy experience, with two years preferred, and must hold a current, active license, certification, or registration in the state of practice. Experience in home health or hospice, along with training in geriatric massage, is preferred.
Hospice Massage Therapist Grace Hospice Minneapolis, MN Annual Pay Range $28.20-$33/hour
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The Massage Therapist works as a member of the interdisciplinary team working with terminally ill patients and their families. The Massage Therapist will provide massage therapy services for assigned hospice patients, in accordance with the interdisciplinary plan of care. During an initial evaluation, the massage therapist will assess the patient’s strength and needs. The Massage Therapist will organize their own schedule for making patient visits; taking into consideration: changing patient needs, team needs and meetings. The Massage Therapist will provide therapeutic massage that creates a caring and safe environment, addresses the comfort needs of patients, and positively impacts the patients’ health status, feeling of wellness and/or quality of life. The massage therapist will attend Interdisciplinary Group (IDG) and will function as a team member, giving and receiving relevant information. Grace Culture: Successful employees will demonstrate these key values:
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Anticipating needs and delivering the best care by going above and beyond expectations. 2.
We distinguish ourselves by being friendly, considerate and generous as we care for patients, families and each other. 3.
Respectfully working together to achieve the best end of life experience for our patients and families; promoting a positive work experience
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