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UCLA Health seeks a Rehab Aide II, Per Diem - Float to support outpatient rehabilitation clinics. You will provide aide support, assist with patient care, and help with front-office tasks across locations as needed.
The role requires flexibility, strong customer service, and BLS certification. Per diem status may lead to eventual career appointment and clinic-wide coverage responsibilities.
The Rehab Aide II, Per Diem - Float provides operational and patient care support across outpatient rehabilitation clinics, ensuring seamless clinic operations during planned and unplanned absences of administrative staff and rehabilitation aides. This role serves as a flexible resource to support clinical, administrative, and front-office functions as needed.
Provide aide support for outpatient rehabilitation services.
Serve as a patient chaperone and assist with direct patient care activities under the direction of clinical staff.
Maintain clinic cleanliness and organization in accordance with departmental standards.
Manage clinic supplies, inventory, and linen distribution.
Perform various administrative and clerical duties to support daily operations.
Provide front desk coverage, including answering phones, scheduling appointments, and assisting patients and visitors.
Support multiple outpatient clinic locations as needed to ensure continuity of operations.
Salary: $26.51 - $29.44 per hour
This per diem position may have the opportunity to convert to a career appointment
Versatile and flexible
Excellent customer service skills
Shows initiative with assigned tasks
Ability to multitask
Basic Life Support certified by the American Heart Association or the American Red Cross
More than 2 years of relevant rehab aide experience qualifies for Rehab Aide 2 Per Diem title
Ability to safely perform repetitive bending, stooping, squatting, standing, and sitting during an eight to ten-hour day.
Normal duties involve frequent lifting (up to 35 pounds), transferring patients, and pushing a wheelchair up to 500 feet.
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