Rehab Tech III — 2nd Shift Leader, Residential Care

Hope Network; Grand Rapids (MI); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Hope Network in Grand Rapids, MI seeks a Rehab Technician III for GR Rover Pool (second shift, 32 hours) to lead residential Rehab teams and deliver therapist-directed interventions. You will mentor Rehab Tech I/II staff and ensure safe, person-centered care.

You will monitor health needs, assist with daily living activities, and support community integration, mobility, and communications goals within a multidisciplinary care setting.

Qualifications

• Certification as a CNA or a bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or institution of higher learning (preferred) or High School Diploma or G.E.D with two years of experience, or one year as an HNNR Rehab. Tech. and have completed all HNNR Core and Advanced Medical Rehab Tech Skills requirements.

Responsibilities

• Provide residential shift leadership and oversight of Rehab Tech I and II interventions.
• Monitor safety and provide assistance with personal care, protection, and supervision, as needed.
• Lead training for newly hired staff and assist with documentation for business purposes.
• Establish collaborative relationships with clients, families, and professionals to support therapy goals.
• Assist clients with Activities of Daily Living and community integration activities.
• Monitor health needs, vitals, and coordinate medical appointments with care teams.
• Support clients in mobility, communication, cognition, health management, and daily living skills.

Education

CNA certification

Bachelor's degree (preferred)

High School Diploma or GED with two years experience (or 1 year as Rehab. Tech)

Job description

Hope Network in Grand Rapids, MI seeks a Rehab Technician III for GR Rover Pool (second shift, 32 hours) to lead residential Rehab teams and deliver therapist-directed interventions. You will mentor Rehab Tech I/II staff and ensure safe, person-centered care.

You will monitor health needs, assist with daily living activities, and support community integration, mobility, and communications goals within a multidisciplinary care setting.