About the role
Reporting to your Team Leader, you’ll be part of a vibrant team culture that supports and empowers each other every day. This role is part time with around 20 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm.
What you’ll do
- Mobility and Transfer Assessments : Carrying out assessments for new residents in both Hospital-Level Care and Rest Home units.
- Collaboration with the Physiotherapy Assistant : Work closely with the Physiotherapy Assistant, offering guidance on how they can provide ongoing support and regular input to residents in line with the mobility and maintenance goals.
- Ongoing Support for Hospital-Level Residents : Closely monitor the mobility needs of each resident admitted under Hospital-Level Care, to help maintain their functional abilities, and recommend updates to care plans when needed.
- Manual Handling Training : Delivery of training sessions to care and auxiliary staff, as requested by the facility, to ensure safe and effective manual handling practices.
What you’ll bring
A drive to make a difference and deliver outstanding careHigh-level clinical reasoning and adaptability across a spectrum of client needsA commitment to continuous learning and professional developmentProven ability to deliver client-centered rehabilitation in communityClear, professional written and verbal communication with clients, whanau and stakeholdersAt least 2 years’ clinical experience – manual handling experience is desirable.Even if you do not meet all the above, we encourage you to register your interest!
For the full job description or more information, please reach out to Luke, Talent Consultant, on or for a confidential chat.
Applications from overseas candidates are welcome – we are an Accredited Employer, so reach out for more information.
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