Restorative Rehab Aide: Restore Mobility & Independence

Powerback; Hampton (NH); On-site; USD 21,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

Dental benefits

Vision benefits

H-1B Visa sponsorship

Relocation assistance

Paid time off

Job summary

Powerback is seeking a Full Time Restorative Aide in New Hampshire to support the Rehab Department under a licensed nurse, delivering restorative nursing care to promote maximum functional potential and prevent decline.

The role involves participating in care plans, documenting progress, assisting with staff education on restorative nursing, and helping residents with splints and mobility aids while maintaining safety and compassionate service.

Qualifications

• Successful completion of a state approved certified nursing assistant program.
• Two years' experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant and knowledge of restorative nursing.
• High school education or equivalent preferred.

Responsibilities

• Oversees, directs and participates in restorative programs initiated for individual patients.
• Provides safe restorative care.
• Attends care plan conferences and provides input into development of individualized Restorative plan of care.
• Maintains accurate restorative nursing progress/documentation records on all patients participating in any restorative program.
• Assists with new staff orientation and ongoing education on principles and practices of Restorative Nursing.
• Instructs and assists other direct care staff with the application of splints, braces, prosthetic appliances, and self-help devices.
• Maintains proficiency in using wheelchairs, walkers, canes, lifts, scales and other equipment used in the restorative programs.

Skills

Certified Nursing Assistant

Restorative nursing

High school diploma

Education

CNA certification

Job description

Powerback is seeking a Full Time Restorative Aide in New Hampshire to support the Rehab Department under a licensed nurse, delivering restorative nursing care to promote maximum functional potential and prevent decline.

The role involves participating in care plans, documenting progress, assisting with staff education on restorative nursing, and helping residents with splints and mobility aids while maintaining safety and compassionate service.