Restorative Aide

Experience individualized care at an Extended Care affiliated facility. Each facility’s highly skilled clinical and therapy teams are well-versed in delivering specialized services that are centered around your specific needs, interests, and capabilities. This steadfast dedication ensures a smoother and safer transition during your recuperation process. With a wide array of services available, Extended Care facilities are fully equipped to address your healthcare needs. We always aim to offer the highest standard of care at all times. Our passion for individual, innovative, and compassionate care is what makes us special, and knowing that both our residents and team members are well taken care of is what sets us apart. Our facility is looking for dynamic and compassionate individuals to help enrich the lives of our residents, making every day vibrant with beautiful smiles and meaningful engagement. We are seeking a dedicated Restorative Aide to coordinate, implement, and provide restorative nursing care under the direction of the Nursing Department and in collaboration with Rehabilitation. The Restorative Aide will work to maximize and maintain the physical function and emotional wellness of residents. Benefits Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(K) Program Paid Time Off (PTO) and Paid Holidays Voluntary Life and Disability Insurance Daily Pay – Access your earnings on your own schedule “APPRECIATE YOU” PERKS – Our team members enjoy substantial savings on electronics, appliances, apparel, cars, flowers, fitness memberships, gift cards, groceries, hotels, movie tickets, rental cars, special events, theme parks, and more! Restorative Aide Requirements Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification as required by the state Ability to work every other weekend Compliant with the state’s Health Care Worker Background Check requirements Ability to move intermittently throughout the workday Ability to cope with mental and emotional stress in a healthcare setting Strong personal integrity, flexibility, and ability to work well with residents, personnel, and support agencies Ability to work with residents who may be ill, disabled, elderly, or emotionally distressed Physical ability to push, pull, move, and lift at least 25 pounds to a minimum height of 5 feet and carry it at least 50 feet Job Responsibilities Oversee, direct, and participate in restorative programs tailored to residents' needs Communicate regularly with the Director of Nursing and Rehabilitation Nurse regarding goal-setting and resident care approaches Facilitate resident transitions from skilled rehab services to restorative and preventative programs Attend rehab rounds and provide status updates on residents' progress Maintain restorative nursing progress and documentation records Visit residents daily and ensure appropriate, productive restorative programs Train primary caregivers in restorative techniques and provide direct care assistance Monitor residents with Range of Motion (ROM) and T&P (Turning & Positioning) orders to ensure compliance Assist caregivers with splints, braces, prosthetic appliances, and self-help devices Direct and participate in all programs under the restorative care umbrella Assess new admissions to identify restorative needs and communicate them to the care team Communicate residents' progress to families in care planning meetings or one-on-one discussions Maintain proficiency in using wheelchairs, walkers, canes, lifts, scales, and other restorative equipment and instruct staff on proper usage A Workplace That Cares About You! We believe in creating a supportive, respectful, and inclusive work environment. As an equal-opportunity employer, we celebrate diversity and ensure that all qualified applicants are considered regardless of race, gender, age, disability, national origin, or veteran status. If you're passionate about improving residents’ mobility and quality of life, apply today to become our next Restorative Aide! #J-18808-Ljbffr