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Cape Cod Healthcare
Overview
Conduct assessments and develop comprehensive speech-language therapy care plans to improve patient functional status. Implement direct therapy services, supervise home health aides, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams for total patient care.
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Posted
1 month ago
Mass General Brigham
The Physical Therapist will provide care across the continuum, including hospital-based outpatient, acute care, and Emergency Department settings. Responsibilities include performing patient assessments, establishing treatment plans, and administering manual exercises to restore physical functioning.
$74,547 - $112,008 / YEAR
The Physician Assistant manages an independent clinic for new and follow-up orthopedic patients and serves as a first-assist in the operating room. Responsibilities include performing physical exams, ordering diagnostic tests, and developing comprehensive plans of care.
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Kennedy-Donovan Center
Provide a supportive and inclusive environment for an adult with developmental disabilities, assisting with daily living skills and personal care. Facilitate community involvement and maintain regular communication with the clinical care team.
$20 / HOUR
The physical therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements plans of care, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing patient discharges effectively.
The Physical Therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements care plans, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing the discharge process.
The Physical Therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements plans of care, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing the discharge process effectively.
The physical therapist will evaluate patient clinical needs, develop and implement plans of care, and coordinate with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing patient discharges.
The physical therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements plans of care, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing patient discharges.
The physical therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements care plans, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing patient discharges.
The Physical Therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements plans of care, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams to ensure effective treatment. They are responsible for maintaining documentation, supervising home health aides, and managing patient discharges according to national benchmarks.
The Physical Therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements care plans, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing patient discharges.
The physical therapist evaluates patient clinical needs, develops and implements plans of care, and coordinates with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing the discharge process.
The RN will evaluate patient clinical needs, develop and implement care plans, and coordinate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure quality outcomes. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and communicating significant condition changes to medical providers.
The Registered Nurse will evaluate patient clinical needs, develop and implement care plans, and coordinate with interdisciplinary teams. They are responsible for documenting skilled care, supervising home health aides, and managing patient discharges.
The Public Health Nurse coordinates communicable disease surveillance, immunization programs, and emergency preparedness planning for the town. They also perform clinical assessments, manage medications, and provide health education to community organizations.
The Registered Nurse will evaluate patient clinical needs, develop and implement care plans, and coordinate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure quality outcomes. They are responsible for providing direct patient care, supervising home health aides, and maintaining accurate documentation of all services rendered.
