Rehab Technician I - 3rd shift (16 hrs a week) 11pm-7am

Hope Network•Kentwood, MI

14h

About The Position

The Rehabilitation Technician assists clients with personal care and development. The role monitors client safety around the clock, supports crisis prevention and resolution, and builds collaborative relationships with clients, community members, and professionals. It helps clients develop problem-solving, communication, and independent-living skills; supports participation in social and leisure activities; and assists with activities of daily living and specialized care, including bowel and bladder programs, G-tube feeding, wound care, and transfers. The technician monitors vital signs, promotes positive behavior, attends medical appointments, communicates information between providers and the care team, and helps implement medical, behavioral, and clinical care plans while maintaining accurate and timely documentation. The role also connects clients with community opportunities and supports their employment, educational, and volunteer goals. This position is listed as 3rd shift, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., for 16 hours per week.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Ability to lift 50 pounds.
Ability to become certified in CPR and First Aid.
Commitment to scheduled shifts, assigned duties, and performance expectations.
Basic computer skills.
Demonstrated empathy, patience, understanding, enthusiasm, and dedication in helping others.
Trustworthiness, integrity, and honesty.
Respect for diversity and inclusion.
Professional communication, attendance, attention to detail, follow-through, reliability, teamwork, and punctuality.

Nice To Haves

Valid driver's license preferred.

Responsibilities

Monitor and ensure client safety, including providing eyes-on supervision and scheduled checks as needed.
Support crisis prevention, intervention, and resolution.
Build collaborative relationships with clients, community members, and other professionals through consistent communication.
Help clients develop problem-solving, communication, and independent-living skills.
Assist clients with social and leisure activities, including transportation or escorting to community and in-house events.
Support activities of daily living, including transportation between places, cooking, dressing, bathing, grooming, nail care, and restroom assistance.
Assist with bowel and bladder programs, G-tube feeding, wound care, and transfers.
Monitor vital signs for medical conditions or illnesses and promote positive behavior.
Attend medical appointments and relay accurate information between medical providers and the care team.
Read and assist with implementing medical, behavioral, and clinical care plans, and provide accurate, timely, descriptive documentation.
Connect clients with community opportunities and support employment, educational, and volunteer interests and goals.
Participate in continuous education, training, and personal development.