Bothell, Washington

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Provide high-quality, patient-centered primary care within a collaborative physician-led health system. Manage patient health through 32 patient contact hours per week in a dynamic practice environment.

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Provide compassionate in-home end-of-life care, including euthanasia and palliative services for pets. Conduct quality-of-life consultations and offer emotional support to grieving families.

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Perform independent evaluations and formulate treatment plans for musculoskeletal and neurological patients. Direct the care provided by physical therapy assistants and implement various physical therapy procedures and modalities.

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Provide compassionate non-medical care and daily living assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities or seniors. Responsibilities include implementing plans of care, assisting with hygiene, feeding, and providing protective supervision.

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Provide one-on-one in-home assistance to seniors, including personal care, grooming, and meal assistance. Perform light housekeeping, provide companionship, and transport clients to appointments and errands.

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The role involves a mix of providing therapy and conducting psychological assessments for patients. The psychologist will deliver evidence-based, medically driven treatment to children, adolescents, and adults in an outpatient setting.

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Provide high-quality patient care and clinical excellence as a licensed therapist. Work with adult, child, and adolescent populations to deliver therapeutic services.

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Deliver high-quality behavioral healthcare to patients while maintaining clinical excellence. Provide therapeutic services to adult, child, and adolescent populations.

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Provide compassionate in-home hospice and euthanasia care for pets and their families. Manage a flexible schedule of un-rushed appointments while practicing independently with support from a professional community.

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Provide occupational therapy services to pediatric patients to improve their quality of life. Deliver care through evaluations and treatment units in either a clinic or remote setting.

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The Direct Support Professional provides person-centered care, including assistance with daily living activities, community integration, and health monitoring. They are responsible for maintaining accurate documentation and ensuring a safe, nurturing environment for individuals with developmental disabilities.

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The Health Care Coordinator oversees the medical and health needs of program participants, including scheduling appointments and managing medication administration. They also facilitate staff training, maintain electronic medical records, and ensure compliance with healthcare guidelines.