Rehabilitation Technician

A Rehabilitation Technician works under the supervision of licensed therapists to assist patients in regaining physical strength and mobility. Their role is essential in helping individuals recover from injuries, surgeries, or medical conditions that affect movement. They provide support during therapy sessions and ensure that patients are comfortable and safe. These professionals maintain therapy equipment and monitor patient progress. Their contribution aids in improving the overall quality of patient care in rehabilitation settings.

1. Assist physical therapists, occupational therapists, and other medical professionals in carrying out rehabilitation exercises and treatment plans.
2. Support patients during therapy sessions by guiding them through activities and ensuring safety throughout.
3. Prepare and maintain therapy equipment, ensuring it is clean, functional, and ready for use.
4. Monitor and document patient progress, reporting any concerns or changes to supervising therapists.
5. Educate patients and caregivers on proper exercise techniques and the use of mobility aids as instructed by the therapist.
6. Perform clerical duties such as scheduling appointments, maintaining records, and managing patient files.
7. Promote a supportive and encouraging environment to motivate patients through their recovery journey.