Boulder City, Nevada

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The Emergency Department Registered Nurse is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care for individuals experiencing acute and emergency medical conditions. This includes providing comprehensive nursing care, coordinating with the healthcare team, administering treatments, and maintaining accurate documentation.

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The Physical Therapist is responsible for screening, evaluating, and re-evaluating patients to develop and revise plans of care. They provide high-quality rehabilitation and long-term care services to veterans in a state-of-the-art facility.

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Provide professional nursing care to medical/surgical patients through assessment, planning, and implementation of care. Collaborate with the healthcare team to monitor patient conditions and administer prescribed treatments.

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The Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) performs therapeutic procedures and assists pediatric patients in physical activities. They also document patient care services and maintain a safe work environment.

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The PTA will deliver compassionate care to pediatric patients in a home health setting by administering manual exercises and instructing patients in physical activities, including functional and daily living activities under a licensed physical therapist. Responsibilities also include helping patients use supportive devices, counseling them on therapeutic regimens, and maintaining accurate patient records.

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The Physical Therapist Assistant will deliver compassionate pediatric care by performing therapeutic exercises and assisting patients with daily living activities. They will also collaborate with families and the multidisciplinary team to implement and document effective treatment plans.

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The Occupational Therapy Assistant will treat pediatric patients using therapeutic activities to improve function and collaborate with families to deliver care plans. They will also maintain patient records and ensure a safe work environment.

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The Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant will treat pediatric patients using therapeutic activities to improve function under the direction of a licensed Occupational Therapist and instruct patients and families on treatment techniques. Responsibilities also include contributing to case conferences for coordinated care plans and maintaining accurate patient progress records.

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The COTA will treat pediatric patients using therapeutic activities to improve function and collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to coordinate care plans. They are also responsible for instructing families on treatment techniques and maintaining accurate patient progress records.

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The Occupational Therapist will conduct assessments and evaluations of pediatric patients in their homes, create and update treatment plans, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team. They will also educate families on how to support their child's care and assess progress against established goals.

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The Occupational Therapist will conduct pediatric patient assessments in homes to determine limitations and goals, then create and update treatment plans, demonstrating exercises to aid in daily tasks and pain relief. Responsibilities also include conferring with the care team, educating families, assessing progress, preparing reports, and maintaining timely clinical notes.

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The Occupational Therapist will conduct pediatric patient assessments and evaluations in home settings to develop and implement personalized treatment plans. They will also collaborate with multidisciplinary care teams and educate families on patient care and progress.