Hope Network·Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Rehabilitation Technician provides hands-on support for individuals recovering from brain and spinal cord injuries by assisting with daily living activities and personal care. They also facilitate community outings and help maintain a safe, structured environment to promote client independence.
Rehab Technician I: Maryland | 1st shift, 16 hours | Grand Rapids, MI
Make a real impact—help someone build independence while building a career, you’re proud of.
As a Rehabilitation Technician I, you'll support individuals recovering from traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and spinal cord injuries (SCI) as they rebuild their strength, independence and quality of life after hospitalization. Through hands-on assistance with daily living activities, hygiene care, community involvement, and therapeutic goals, you'll help clients achieve meaningful milestones while building trusted, supportive relationships. Every shift is an opportunity to celebrate progress, promote healthy habits, and play a vital role in someone's journey toward a more independent future.
Not your average job. Not your average impact.
At Hope Network, you’re not just filling a role—you’re showing up for someone who needs consistency, encouragement, and support. Every day looks different, but one thing stays the same: what you do matters.
Our teams are built on trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to those we serve. We believe no human is more valuable than the next—and the work you do here truly matters.
Apply today and start making a difference.
Candidates must possess a valid driver's license and the physical ability to lift 50 lbs. A high school diploma or equivalent is preferred, along with the ability to pass background checks and obtain CPR/First Aid certification.
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Market context
In Michigan, Rehab Technician I openings are often tied to hospitals, outpatient rehab, and long-term care settings that need dependable support for therapy teams. These roles can be competitive because employers look for candidates who can handle patient-facing work, meet physical demands, and complete compliance steps such as background checks and CPR/First Aid. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm you can meet the lifting, license, and certification expectations before applying.