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Veritas Skilled Nursing Management
Overview
The Physical Therapist provides direct physical therapy care to patients following physician referrals, performing evaluations to assess mobility, strength, and functional levels. Duties include setting realistic goals, collaborating with the care team and family, monitoring patient movements to prevent injury, and maintaining appropriate daily documentation.
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Compensation
$1 / HOUR
Posted
2 months ago
The Occupational Therapist is responsible for providing direct rehabilitation care upon physician referral, which includes performing evaluations, completing care plans, establishing goals, and frequently communicating with Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs). Duties also involve working closely with patients and families to plan for short and long-term goals, monitoring patient movements to prevent further injury, and charting daily progress and treatment times.
The Center at Arrowhead
The Occupational Therapist provides direct rehabilitation care in occupational therapy to patients following a physician's referral, adhering to all applicable laws and regulations. Key duties include performing evaluations, completing care plans, establishing goals, and communicating frequently with Occupational Therapy Assistants who implement the treatment.
The Physical Therapist provides direct physical therapy care to patients following a physician's referral, adhering to all applicable laws and regulations. Key duties include performing initial and ongoing evaluations, setting realistic goals, and working closely with patients and the care team to plan for needs.
The Physical Therapist Assistant assists the Physical Therapist by delivering rehabilitative therapy to patients following the evaluation and plan of care, aiming for recovery and functional improvement. Duties include administering various procedures like manual techniques and therapeutic exercises, assessing patient progress, and documenting all required clinical information.
$35 - $37 / HOUR
The Center at Waterfront
The Physical Therapist Assistant assists the Physical Therapist by delivering rehabilitative therapy to patients following evaluation and plan of care, focusing on recovery, functional improvement, and return to prior levels of functioning. Duties include administering various procedures like manual techniques and therapeutic exercises under supervision, assessing progress, and maintaining accurate clinical documentation.
The Center at Lincoln
The Physical Therapist Assistant assists the Physical Therapist by delivering rehabilitative therapy based on evaluations and established care plans, aiming for patient recovery and functional improvement. This includes preparing equipment, guiding patients through treatments, and ensuring all clinical documentation meets regulatory and company standards.
$34 - $39 / HOUR
The primary purpose of this role is to plan, organize, develop, and direct the facility’s Occupational Therapy Services to maintain the highest degree of quality care according to all applicable standards and regulations. Responsibilities include performing evaluations, completing care plans, establishing goals, and communicating patient progress and treatment plans to relevant staff.
$46 - $55 / HOUR
The primary purpose is to plan, organize, develop, and direct Occupational Therapy Services according to federal, state, and local standards to maintain the highest degree of quality care. This includes performing evaluations, completing care plans, establishing goals, and communicating frequently with COTAs, DOR, therapy staff, and nursing staff regarding patient progress.
The Center at Centennial
The primary purpose involves planning, organizing, developing, and directing Physical Therapy Services to maintain the highest degree of quality care according to regulations. Responsibilities include coordinating patient care plans, briefing patients on procedures, determining proper equipment usage, and recommending therapy program modifications based on progress.
$48 - $51 / HOUR
The primary purpose involves planning, organizing, developing, and directing Physical Therapy Services to maintain the highest degree of quality care according to federal and state standards. Responsibilities include coordinating patient care plans, briefing patients on procedures, determining proper equipment usage, and recommending modifications to therapy programs based on progress evaluations.
The Physical Therapist Assistant will provide physical therapy services under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist, ensuring the highest degree of quality care is maintained at all times. Responsibilities include observing patients, assisting in developing and implementing care plans, briefing patients, and ensuring all therapy notes are informative and descriptive.
$32 - $38 / HOUR
The primary purpose involves planning, organizing, developing, and directing the facility’s Occupational Therapy Services to maintain the highest degree of quality care according to all applicable standards and regulations. Responsibilities include performing evaluations, creating care plans with goals, and communicating patient progress effectively with COTAs, DOR, therapy, and nursing staff.
$50 / HOUR
The Admissions Nurse serves as the primary contact for new patients, managing the entire intake process to ensure a smooth transition into care at the skilled nursing facility. This involves conducting initial assessments, collecting medical histories, verifying necessary documentation, and collaborating with internal teams to establish individualized treatment plans.
3 months ago
The Admissions Nurse serves as the primary contact for incoming patients, managing the entire intake process to ensure a smooth transition into care at the skilled nursing facility. This involves conducting initial assessments, collecting medical histories, verifying necessary documentation, and collaborating with internal teams to establish individualized treatment plans.
The Center at Park West
The Speech Therapist will provide care in a skilled nursing facility setting, focusing on physical rehabilitation and complex nursing care to help patients achieve strength and functionality. This includes complementing a physician-driven care plan with skilled-nursing care, family involvement, psychological care, and discharge planning.
$50 - $60 / HOUR
The Speech Therapist will provide care in a skilled nursing facility setting, focusing on physical rehabilitation and complex nursing needs to help patients achieve strength and functionality. This role supports an individualized program that complements skilled-nursing care, family involvement, and discharge planning.
The nurse is responsible for providing direct nursing care to residents according to all governing standards, guidelines, and regulations, which includes preparing for new admissions and ensuring rooms are ready. Essential functions also involve communicating effectively with physicians, the care team, residents, and family members, as well as administering services within the scope of nursing practice.
$38 - $43 / HOUR
The Nurse is responsible for providing direct nursing care to residents according to federal, state, and local standards, which includes preparing for new admissions and communicating effectively with physicians, care teams, residents, and family members. Essential functions also involve requisitioning diagnostic services, carrying out rehabilitative programs, administering services within the scope of practice, and maintaining required training and charting documentation.
Physical Therapists are responsible for identifying and meeting patient goals and needs by offering cost-effective treatments to improve motion and mobility, potentially reducing the need for medication or surgery. They must develop tailored care plans, provide quality, evidence-based care, and motivate patients to function optimally.
