Director of Rehabilitation
Why work just another job when you can take the Next Step in your career with HealthBridge Management at Cedar Hill Health Care Center. HealthBridge Management has 15 locations in Massachusetts offering Long Term Care, Neurorehabilitation, Sub-Acute Services, Alzheimer/Dementia Programs and Behavioral Health. Cedar Hill Health Care Center offers a Memory Care Program for those Residents with Alzheimer’s Disease and dementia. The Memory Care Program at Cedar Hill Health Care Center offers a specialized Therapeutic Program endorsed by the Alzheimer’s Association customized to benefit all stages of Alzheimer’s and dementia diagnoses. Offering many activities, the specially trained Staff creates an Alzheimer-friendly environment for those with memory impairment. Randolph is 10.50 square miles. Part of the Boston Metropolitan area, the town is situated in the hilly terrain of Norfolk County, east central Massachusetts at an average elevation of 172 feet above sea level. This area, well-watered by many streams, ponds, and the Cochato River, is within 20 miles of Massachusetts Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Originally part of Braintree, the South Precinct (a place the Native Americans called Cochato) split off and was incorporated in 1793. The town was named in honor of Peyton Randolph (1721-1775), a wealthy Virginia patriot and first president of the Continental Congress in 1774. Known for its boot and shoe industry, nearly two-thirds of Randolph workers were employed in the making of shoes and boots. This industry continued well into the twentieth century until it ended with the closing of the last footwear producer, Randolph Manufacturing Company, also known as Randy’s. The pictorial history “Beneath the Elms” written by Town Historian Henry M. Cooke IV for the 200th anniversary of the town gives residents an excellent view of the Randolph of long ago. The Director of Rehabilitation ensures that the highest standard of rehabilitation services is delivered and maintained. The DOR is responsible for assisting the Regional Director of Rehabilitation Services with goal planning, development, implementation, directing and monitoring of rehabilitation programs in the community. The DOR is specifically accountable for meeting the business goals of the community through ethical and sound financial business practices without sacrificing the quality and quantity of rehab services. The DOR is specifically responsible for ensuring customer satisfaction with the development and implementation of quality and cost effective clinical programs through the recruitment, development and retention of clinicians committed to excellence. This position is also responsible for the delivery of resident care in the DOR’s area of practice to meet the resident’s needs. The DOR directly supervises the Facility Rehab Staff. NextStep Advantage: • In-house Programs • Advantages of a large company • Diverse rehab population • Internal & On-line Education Programs We offer relocation assistance, great caseload mix, generous pay rates, flexible schedules, great benefit packages, education benefits, and more! Take a virtual tour of our facilities at www.healthbridgemanagement.com. Requirements for the Director of Rehabilitation are a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in a rehabilitation discipline. Masters is preferred. The Director of Rehabilitation must have three years direct patient care experience and one year of management experience. A thorough knowledge of Medicare and third party billing is also required. For more information on the above locations, contact Ann Aberin, Regional via phone (201) 242-4041, fax (908) 378-1185, or email at aaberin@healthbridgemanagement.com .
