Hope Network·Kentwood, Michigan
Provide person-centered personal and medical care to patients recovering from brain or spinal cord injuries in a residential setting. Facilitate therapeutic exercises and document patient progress to support individualized treatment plans.
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Hope Network’s Neurological Rehabilitation department provides a supportive residential setting for patients recovering from brain or spinal cord injuries, enabling them to focus on their recovery goals. In this vital role, you will play a key part in our clients' journeys by fostering a positive, therapeutic atmosphere through person-centered care. Your work will promote independence, self-confidence, and engagement in meaningful activities.
You will also assist with essential medical tasks, including monitoring vital signs, aiding mobility exercises, and ensuring accurate documentation of patient progress. Your contributions will be crucial in creating a nurturing environment that encourages healing and growth.
We value strong communication, initiative, integrity, and positive role modeling. If you're passionate about making a meaningful impact and thrive in a collaborative culture, we encourage you to apply!
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Anticipated Schedule • Second shift: 3-11pm
About you...
You possess a strong desire to help others with empathy, patience, understanding, enthusiasm, and dedication.
You exhibit trustworthiness, integrity, and honesty.
You enjoy mentoring and leading a team.
You respect diversity and inclusion.
You demonstrate professionalism in communication, pleasantness, attendance, attention-to-detail and follow-through, reliability, teamwork, and punctuality.
You take part in continuous education, training, and personal development & growth.
Market context
Michigan allied-health employers often seek physical therapists for outpatient, inpatient, and rehab settings, with demand shaped by patient volume, aging populations, and care access needs. These roles are competitive because employers look for accredited PT graduates, current or pending Michigan licensure, and a clear commitment to quality outcomes. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, then confirm your licensure status and tailor your application to patient-care results.