Rehab Lead

Summary The PT/OT Rehabilitation Lead collaborates with their leader on staffing to meet participant/center needs. In general, provides daily guidance and discipline-specific expertise in area of practice; may complete special projects or act on behalf of the leader as assigned. Responsibilities and Duties Guides daily workflow/productivity in designated area. Collaborates with other departments/areas to ensure focus on participant needs and outcomes. Collaborates with leadership to maintain open communication among all team members; facilitates dialogue when needed to promote team-building, staff retention, and education/competency. Maintains clinical/operational expertise in given discipline in order to be a content expert for assigned scope. Shares responsibility with staff for peer review, quality improvement initiatives and/or quality assurance activities. Monitors customer service and assists with service recovery. Provides and coordinates staff training and education. Serves as a liaison with Primary Care, other PACE SEMI leaders, and staff to promote quality participant care and program development. Monitors and helps lead each site’s daily operational activities related to the provision of participant care including egress/ingress of participants, participant scheduling, adherence with staffing plan and the provision of direct patient care according to policy and procedures. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Physical or Occupational Therapy degree, either therapist or assistant level. Appropriate state licensure or registration as a physical therapist (PT)/physical therapist assistant (PTA) or occupational therapist (OTR/L)/occupational therapy assistant (COTA). Minimum of 3 years clinical experience required as a PT/PTA or OTR/L or COTA. Experience in a leadership role preferred. One-year minimum work experience in a PACE environment. Clinical experience with geriatric population and dementia. Working Conditions Participant care environments at multiple sites with potential exposure to communicable diseases. #J-18808-Ljbffr PACE Southeast Michigan