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Job Description Kyo is a leading provider of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, dedicated to empowering children with autism and their families to achieve meaningful outcomes. Since 2005, we have partnered with thousands of families across 12 states, delivering effective, convenient, and child-centric ABA therapy designed around each child's unique strengths, needs and goals. At Kyo, our mission is rooted in a commitment to making every moment count for the children and families we support. As a Behavior Therapist (BT), you'll work 1-on-1 with clients in home, school, or community settings, using a play-based approach tailored to each child's unique interests. Join our team for robust mentorship, numerous opportunities for growth, and a flexible work environment—while making a meaningful impact every day! Pay Range: $24.25-$27.75 DOE $1500 Sign on Bonus available! WHY CHOOSE US? • Career with purpose: Transform lives by helping children with autism achieve meaningful outcomes., • Flexibility: Balance work and life on your own terms., • 1:1 Mentorship: Receive robust mentorship to grow & excel., • Paid ABA Training: Attend our Behavior Therapist Academy with paid coursework., • Company-Paid Credentials: We cover your RBT credentials or state licenses (i.e. RBAI, CBT)., • Professional Development & Training: Acquire skills that open doors across healthcare and beyond., • Employee rewards: Enjoy referral bonuses, performance incentives, and more., • Mileage Reimbursement: Get paid for drive time between clinical sessions., • Employee Assistance Program: Access support and wellness resources whenever needed., • Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, vision, dental and life insurance benefits for staff working 30+ hours/week, plus 401k benefits for all., • Tuition Reimbursement & Supervision Hours: Get support for tuition (BCBA coursework and a generous discount on Purdue Global coursework)., • Inclusive Company Culture: We celebrate diverse perspectives as a driver of superior results.KYO'S BEHAVIOR THERAPISTS (aka BEHAVIOR TECHNICIANS):, • Provide 1:1 play-based instruction to clients using techniques from the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), as directed by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), in home, school, and community settings., • Support clients and their families in achieving individualized and meaningful outcomes (for ex: learning to communicate their wants & needs, independently dressing themselves, or using coping strategies in place of challenging behaviors)., • Utilize safe & appropriate behavior management strategies when interacting with clients, some of whom may engage in physically challenging behavior(s)., • Utilize company-provided iPad for onsite data collection, and to report progress regarding client behavior with a high level of accuracy, consistency, and organization., • Communicate clearly, respectfully and openly with all team members, clients, and clients' parents/caregivers., • Participate in team meetings and employee trainings., • Provide accurate and consistent availability and communicate any upcoming changes., • Comply with all company policies, including mandatory reporting of child health & safety concerns as described in the company's employee handbook.WHAT YOU'LL NEED:, • Experience and Interest in Child Interaction: Prior experience, formal or informal, working with children., • Highly preferred: Current student or recent graduate and/or experience in a related field within the last three years., • Part-Time Availability: Minimum availability options include either three afternoons and two mornings, or five afternoons per week., • Full-Time Availability: Available Monday through Friday, 8am-7pm (a maximum of 8 hours worked per day)., • Transportation: Reliable vehicle with valid in-state driver's license and insurance (public transit permitted for certain San Francisco cases). Willing to drive up to 45 minutes between client locations., • Education and Age: High school diploma or equivalent and at least 18 years old., • Background Check and Health Requirements: Ability to pass DOJ/FBI background check and TB test (if applicable)., • Certification: Willingness to obtain/maintain Registered Behavior Technician certification or ABA licensure, if needed., • Technology Skills: Experience using a tablet, with preferred familiarity in Apple iPad and Google Suite, and ability to navigate various online platforms., • Commitment to Development: Willingness to engage in ongoing training for clinical, professional, ethical, and technological skills. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: • Mobility and Physical Abilities: Must be able to walk, stand, squat, crouch, bend, stoop, sit on the ground, and quickly stand up from the ground or floor for extended periods., • Manual Dexterity: Must possess the manual dexterity to enter data regularly into a computer, tablet, or phone., • Visual Abilities: Requires close, distance, and peripheral vision, as well as the ability to adjust focus. Must be able to read and comprehend written communication from various electronic and paper sources., • Auditory Abilities: Requires the ability to perceive sounds at normal to below-normal speaking levels (with or without correction) and to discern details and spatial cues in sound, including in noisy environments., • Verbal Communication: Must be able to speak clearly to be easily understood and to receive detailed information through oral communication., • Behavioral Intervention: If necessary as part of a Behavior Intervention Plan, must be willing and able to utilize safe and appropriate procedures involving quick body movements. Apply today to meet with our Talent team and learn more!

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, the SLH Senior Physical Therapist efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. The SLH Physical Therapist, Senior uses skill, judgment and knowledge to facilitate of daily operations. Trains and supervises a small group of physical therapists, assistants, aides, and/or students when needed. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, organization, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 2. Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities. Completes in a timely manner., 3. Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent. Coordinates scheduling of patients as appropriate to the service. Assists with basic operational oversight when department manager is absent., 4. Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 5. Communicates with patient and family. Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 6. Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics. Uses time clock appropriately. Completes annual competencies, health tests, and surveys in a timely manner., 7. Confers individually and/or in team meeting with physicians, nurses, social workers, and other health care team members about patient status and/or discharge planning., 8. Confers with other PTs, assistants, aides, clerical staff and department leader as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 9. Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, equipment, modalities, and techniques to produce positive changes in patient outcomes. Orders, recommends, or obtains referrals for necessary assistive devices, bracing, prosthetics, or continuation of therapy in another setting., 10. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges. Utilizes electronic health record efficiently for information gathering. Completes documentation in a timely manner., 11. Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate staff PTs, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 12. Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 13. Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Pay: $66.48/ Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information Note:Inpatient Acute Care. Orthopedic Total Joint caseload. Collaborative and supportive interdisciplinary team. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, uses skill, judgment and knowledge of daily operations to supervise a small group of physical therapists, aides, and students. Efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 9. Miscellaneous: Proficient in use of SMS computer system., 10. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 11. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 12. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 13. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide, PT Assistant, or PT I., 14. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 15. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 16. Team Leader Responsibilities: Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, and IOP, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 17. Team Leader Responsibilities: Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent., 18. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assigns new patients to team therapists taking into consideration workloads among therapists, variety of patients, clinical expertise, etc., 19. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assists new PT I Clinical Instructor in developing skills as a preceptor in the student program., 20. Team Leader Responsibilities: Makes sure schedules are up to date, coordinates the scheduling of Saturday coverage, arranges schedules to accomodate patient care when a team member is absent and ensures upcoming discharges are monitored., 21. Team Leader Responsibilities: Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate PT Is, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 22. Team Leader Responsibilities: Prepares the rough draft of the weekly collaborative care conferences. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Pay: $72.76 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Highland General Hospital HGH Physical Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, uses skill, judgment and knowledge of daily operations to supervise a small group of physical therapists, aides, and students. Efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 9. Miscellaneous: Proficient in use of SMS computer system., 10. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 11. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 12. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 13. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide, PT Assistant, or PT I., 14. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 15. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 16. Team Leader Responsibilities: Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, and IOP, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 17. Team Leader Responsibilities: Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent., 18. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assigns new patients to team therapists taking into consideration workloads among therapists, variety of patients, clinical expertise, etc., 19. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assists new PT I Clinical Instructor in developing skills as a preceptor in the student program., 20. Team Leader Responsibilities: Makes sure schedules are up to date, coordinates the scheduling of Saturday coverage, arranges schedules to accomodate patient care when a team member is absent and ensures upcoming discharges are monitored., 21. Team Leader Responsibilities: Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate PT Is, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 22. Team Leader Responsibilities: Prepares the rough draft of the weekly collaborative care conferences. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. PAY RANGE:$76.77/HR The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licenses and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Rehab Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under direction, provides occupational therapy services in a rehabilitation program for the physically disabled and emotionally ill persons in the Alameda Health System facilities. Assists in the development of special techniques and equipment. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: The following are the duties performed by employees inthis classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all dutieslisted are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Attends and participates in staff conferences and training sessions., 2. Attends rehabilitation conferences and discusses the status and progress of rehabilitation patients with physicians and personnel of other disciplines involved, such as physical therapy, nursing, and psychology; keeps records and makes reports of treatment, progress and psychological attitude of patients; coordinates activity with other services involved in patient care., 3. Confers with supervisor regarding problems and progress in assigned cases., 4. Interviews the patient and administers the appropriate tests and/or evaluations to assess physical and/or psycho-social dysfunction. These evaluations may include but are not limited to: range of motion, muscle testing, sensory integration, perceptual abilities, coordination, activities of daily living, pre-vocational, home evaluation, equipment needs, feeding and pre-feeding evaluations, and interpersonal relationship skills., 5. May instruct and supervise student occupational therapists assigned for training, C.O.T.A.'s and Occupational Therapy Aides assigned to assist in the program., 6. Plans an appropriate treatment program utilizing selected methods to achieve the desired treatment objectives and goals for patient rehabilitation. These methods may include but are not limited to: therapeutic exercises and functional activities to promote muscle return, sensory re-education, muscle facilitation, perceptual-motor integration, activities of daily living and transfer training, prosthetic training of the upper extremity, orthotic and adaptive equipment fabrication, and community re-orientation., 7. Reviews referrals by physician to note diagnoses, cautions, treatment ordered and results desired. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Possession of a Bachelor's Degree, certification or Master's Degree from an approved school of occupational therapy. Minimum Experience: Entry-level position; prior experience in an intern or sub-professional capacity preferred. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification issued by the American Heart Association. Other advanced life support certifications may be required per unit/department specialty according to patient care policies. Required Licenses/Certifications: CPI -Crisis Prevention Intervention Training (required for all positions at John George Psychiatric Pavilion; and certain positions in the Emergency Department). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Occupational Therapy as an Occupational Therapist. Pay:$69.68 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, andthe operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Fairmont Hospital FMT Occupational Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, the SLH Senior Physical Therapist efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. The SLH Physical Therapist, Senior uses skill, judgment and knowledge to facilitate of daily operations. Trains and supervises a small group of physical therapists, assistants, aides, and/or students when needed. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, organization, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 2. Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities. Completes in a timely manner., 3. Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent. Coordinates scheduling of patients as appropriate to the service. Assists with basic operational oversight when department manager is absent., 4. Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 5. Communicates with patient and family. Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 6. Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics. Uses time clock appropriately. Completes annual competencies, health tests, and surveys in a timely manner., 7. Confers individually and/or in team meeting with physicians, nurses, social workers, and other health care team members about patient status and/or discharge planning., 8. Confers with other PTs, assistants, aides, clerical staff and department leader as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 9. Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, equipment, modalities, and techniques to produce positive changes in patient outcomes. Orders, recommends, or obtains referrals for necessary assistive devices, bracing, prosthetics, or continuation of therapy in another setting., 10. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges. Utilizes electronic health record efficiently for information gathering. Completes documentation in a timely manner., 11. Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate staff PTs, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 12. Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 13. Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Pay: $66.48/ Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information Note:Inpatient Acute Care. Orthopedic Total Joint caseload. Collaborative and supportive interdisciplinary team. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, uses skill, judgment and knowledge of daily operations to supervise a small group of physical therapists, aides, and students. Efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 9. Miscellaneous: Proficient in use of SMS computer system., 10. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 11. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 12. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 13. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide, PT Assistant, or PT I., 14. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 15. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 16. Team Leader Responsibilities: Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, and IOP, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 17. Team Leader Responsibilities: Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent., 18. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assigns new patients to team therapists taking into consideration workloads among therapists, variety of patients, clinical expertise, etc., 19. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assists new PT I Clinical Instructor in developing skills as a preceptor in the student program., 20. Team Leader Responsibilities: Makes sure schedules are up to date, coordinates the scheduling of Saturday coverage, arranges schedules to accomodate patient care when a team member is absent and ensures upcoming discharges are monitored., 21. Team Leader Responsibilities: Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate PT Is, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 22. Team Leader Responsibilities: Prepares the rough draft of the weekly collaborative care conferences. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Pay:$72.76 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Fairmont Hospital FMT Physical Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, the SLH Senior Physical Therapist efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. The SLH Physical Therapist, Senior uses skill, judgment and knowledge to facilitate of daily operations. Trains and supervises a small group of physical therapists, assistants, aides, and/or students when needed. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, organization, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 2. Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities. Completes in a timely manner., 3. Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent. Coordinates scheduling of patients as appropriate to the service. Assists with basic operational oversight when department manager is absent., 4. Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 5. Communicates with patient and family. Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 6. Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics. Uses time clock appropriately. Completes annual competencies, health tests, and surveys in a timely manner., 7. Confers individually and/or in team meeting with physicians, nurses, social workers, and other health care team members about patient status and/or discharge planning., 8. Confers with other PTs, assistants, aides, clerical staff and department leader as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 9. Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, equipment, modalities, and techniques to produce positive changes in patient outcomes. Orders, recommends, or obtains referrals for necessary assistive devices, bracing, prosthetics, or continuation of therapy in another setting., 10. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges. Utilizes electronic health record efficiently for information gathering. Completes documentation in a timely manner., 11. Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate staff PTs, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 12. Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 13. Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Pay: $66.48/ Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information Note:Inpatient Acute Care. Orthopedic Total Joint caseload. Collaborative and supportive interdisciplinary team. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, the SLH Senior Physical Therapist efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. The SLH Physical Therapist, Senior uses skill, judgment and knowledge to facilitate of daily operations. Trains and supervises a small group of physical therapists, assistants, aides, and/or students when needed. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, organization, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 2. Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities. Completes in a timely manner., 3. Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent. Coordinates scheduling of patients as appropriate to the service. Assists with basic operational oversight when department manager is absent., 4. Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 5. Communicates with patient and family. Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 6. Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics. Uses time clock appropriately. Completes annual competencies, health tests, and surveys in a timely manner., 7. Confers individually and/or in team meeting with physicians, nurses, social workers, and other health care team members about patient status and/or discharge planning., 8. Confers with other PTs, assistants, aides, clerical staff and department leader as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 9. Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, equipment, modalities, and techniques to produce positive changes in patient outcomes. Orders, recommends, or obtains referrals for necessary assistive devices, bracing, prosthetics, or continuation of therapy in another setting., 10. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges. Utilizes electronic health record efficiently for information gathering. Completes documentation in a timely manner., 11. Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate staff PTs, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 12. Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 13. Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Pay: $66.48/ Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information Note:Inpatient Acute Care. Orthopedic Total Joint caseload. Collaborative and supportive interdisciplinary team. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of experience as a Physical Therapist as employed by Alameda Health System; OR three to five years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under direction, provides occupational therapy services in a rehabilitation program for the physically disabled and emotionally ill persons in the Alameda Health System facilities. Assists in the development of special techniques and equipment. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: The following are the duties performed by employees inthis classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all dutieslisted are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Attends and participates in staff conferences and training sessions., 2. Attends rehabilitation conferences and discusses the status and progress of rehabilitation patients with physicians and personnel of other disciplines involved, such as physical therapy, nursing, and psychology; keeps records and makes reports of treatment, progress and psychological attitude of patients; coordinates activity with other services involved in patient care., 3. Confers with supervisor regarding problems and progress in assigned cases., 4. Interviews the patient and administers the appropriate tests and/or evaluations to assess physical and/or psycho-social dysfunction. These evaluations may include but are not limited to: range of motion, muscle testing, sensory integration, perceptual abilities, coordination, activities of daily living, pre-vocational, home evaluation, equipment needs, feeding and pre-feeding evaluations, and interpersonal relationship skills., 5. May instruct and supervise student occupational therapists assigned for training, C.O.T.A.'s and Occupational Therapy Aides assigned to assist in the program., 6. Plans an appropriate treatment program utilizing selected methods to achieve the desired treatment objectives and goals for patient rehabilitation. These methods may include but are not limited to: therapeutic exercises and functional activities to promote muscle return, sensory re-education, muscle facilitation, perceptual-motor integration, activities of daily living and transfer training, prosthetic training of the upper extremity, orthotic and adaptive equipment fabrication, and community re-orientation., 7. Reviews referrals by physician to note diagnoses, cautions, treatment ordered and results desired. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Possession of a Bachelor's Degree, certification or Master's Degree from an approved school of occupational therapy. Minimum Experience: Entry-level position; prior experience in an intern or sub-professional capacity preferred. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification issued by the American Heart Association. Other advanced life support certifications may be required per unit/department specialty according to patient care policies. Required Licenses/Certifications: CPI -Crisis Prevention Intervention Training (required for all positions at John George Psychiatric Pavilion; and certain positions in the Emergency Department). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Occupational Therapy as an Occupational Therapist. Pay:$69.68 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, andthe operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Fairmont Hospital FMT Occupational Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, uses skill, judgment and knowledge of daily operations to supervise a small group of physical therapists, aides, and students. Efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 9. Miscellaneous: Proficient in use of SMS computer system., 10. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 11. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 12. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 13. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide, PT Assistant, or PT I., 14. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 15. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 16. Team Leader Responsibilities: Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, and IOP, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 17. Team Leader Responsibilities: Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent., 18. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assigns new patients to team therapists taking into consideration workloads among therapists, variety of patients, clinical expertise, etc., 19. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assists new PT I Clinical Instructor in developing skills as a preceptor in the student program., 20. Team Leader Responsibilities: Makes sure schedules are up to date, coordinates the scheduling of Saturday coverage, arranges schedules to accomodate patient care when a team member is absent and ensures upcoming discharges are monitored., 21. Team Leader Responsibilities: Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate PT Is, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 22. Team Leader Responsibilities: Prepares the rough draft of the weekly collaborative care conferences. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. PAY RANGE:$76.77/HR The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licenses and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Rehab Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, uses skill, judgment and knowledge of daily operations to supervise a small group of physical therapists, aides, and students. Efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 9. Miscellaneous: Proficient in use of SMS computer system., 10. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 11. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 12. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 13. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide, PT Assistant, or PT I., 14. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 15. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 16. Team Leader Responsibilities: Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, and IOP, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 17. Team Leader Responsibilities: Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent., 18. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assigns new patients to team therapists taking into consideration workloads among therapists, variety of patients, clinical expertise, etc., 19. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assists new PT I Clinical Instructor in developing skills as a preceptor in the student program., 20. Team Leader Responsibilities: Makes sure schedules are up to date, coordinates the scheduling of Saturday coverage, arranges schedules to accomodate patient care when a team member is absent and ensures upcoming discharges are monitored., 21. Team Leader Responsibilities: Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate PT Is, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 22. Team Leader Responsibilities: Prepares the rough draft of the weekly collaborative care conferences. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. PAY RANGE:$76.77/HR The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licenses and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Rehab Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under direction, provides occupational therapy services in a rehabilitation program for the physically disabled and emotionally ill persons in the Alameda Health System facilities. Assists in the development of special techniques and equipment. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: The following are the duties performed by employees inthis classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all dutieslisted are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Attends and participates in staff conferences and training sessions., 2. Attends rehabilitation conferences and discusses the status and progress of rehabilitation patients with physicians and personnel of other disciplines involved, such as physical therapy, nursing, and psychology; keeps records and makes reports of treatment, progress and psychological attitude of patients; coordinates activity with other services involved in patient care., 3. Confers with supervisor regarding problems and progress in assigned cases., 4. Interviews the patient and administers the appropriate tests and/or evaluations to assess physical and/or psycho-social dysfunction. These evaluations may include but are not limited to: range of motion, muscle testing, sensory integration, perceptual abilities, coordination, activities of daily living, pre-vocational, home evaluation, equipment needs, feeding and pre-feeding evaluations, and interpersonal relationship skills., 5. May instruct and supervise student occupational therapists assigned for training, C.O.T.A.'s and Occupational Therapy Aides assigned to assist in the program., 6. Plans an appropriate treatment program utilizing selected methods to achieve the desired treatment objectives and goals for patient rehabilitation. These methods may include but are not limited to: therapeutic exercises and functional activities to promote muscle return, sensory re-education, muscle facilitation, perceptual-motor integration, activities of daily living and transfer training, prosthetic training of the upper extremity, orthotic and adaptive equipment fabrication, and community re-orientation., 7. Reviews referrals by physician to note diagnoses, cautions, treatment ordered and results desired. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Possession of a Bachelor's Degree, certification or Master's Degree from an approved school of occupational therapy. Minimum Experience: Entry-level position; prior experience in an intern or sub-professional capacity preferred. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification issued by the American Heart Association. Other advanced life support certifications may be required per unit/department specialty according to patient care policies. Required Licenses/Certifications: CPI -Crisis Prevention Intervention Training (required for all positions at John George Psychiatric Pavilion; and certain positions in the Emergency Department). Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Occupational Therapy as an Occupational Therapist. Pay:$69.68 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, andthe operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Fairmont Hospital FMT Occupational Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, uses skill, judgment and knowledge of daily operations to supervise a small group of physical therapists, aides, and students. Efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 9. Miscellaneous: Proficient in use of SMS computer system., 10. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 11. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 12. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 13. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide, PT Assistant, or PT I., 14. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 15. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 16. Team Leader Responsibilities: Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, and IOP, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 17. Team Leader Responsibilities: Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent., 18. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assigns new patients to team therapists taking into consideration workloads among therapists, variety of patients, clinical expertise, etc., 19. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assists new PT I Clinical Instructor in developing skills as a preceptor in the student program., 20. Team Leader Responsibilities: Makes sure schedules are up to date, coordinates the scheduling of Saturday coverage, arranges schedules to accomodate patient care when a team member is absent and ensures upcoming discharges are monitored., 21. Team Leader Responsibilities: Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate PT Is, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 22. Team Leader Responsibilities: Prepares the rough draft of the weekly collaborative care conferences. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Pay:$72.76 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Fairmont Hospital FMT Physical Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under the mentoring/supervision of a Physical Therapist II, demonstrates professional judgment, attitude, and growth in providing patient care with a minimum of supervision after the initial training and orientation phase. Selects and performs appropriate tests and measurements for evaluation of physical and functional limitations, and devises appropriate therapeutic interventions involving exercise, functional training, manual therapy, modalities, assistive devices, bracing, taping, wound care, etc. Establishes a prognosis and plan of care for the treatment of each patient. Responsible for the coordination and scheduling of care for their patients, communication with patient, family, and other caregivers, communication with physicians and other disciplines, and documentation of findings and outcomes. Assumes other responsibilities in the department such as program development, staff education, and student education. As appropriate, delegates treatment to the Physical Therapy Aide and monitors that treatment program. Complies with all legal and ethical standards of the state and the profession. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Able to use computer for charge entry and credit, retrieval of demographic info and lab/x-ray results, generating referrals., 9. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement., 10. Miscellaneous: Participates in student program as a clinical instructor., 11. Miscellaneous: Participates in task force groups for program improvement., 12. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 13. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 14. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 15. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide or PT Assistant., 16. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 17. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: Entry level position; recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient) preferred. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Pay:$69.6831 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Rehab Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under the mentoring/supervision of a Physical Therapist II, demonstrates professional judgment, attitude, and growth in providing patient care with a minimum of supervision after the initial training and orientation phase. Selects and performs appropriate tests and measurements for evaluation of physical and functional limitations, and devises appropriate therapeutic interventions involving exercise, functional training, manual therapy, modalities, assistive devices, bracing, taping, wound care, etc. Establishes a prognosis and plan of care for the treatment of each patient. Responsible for the coordination and scheduling of care for their patients, communication with patient, family, and other caregivers, communication with physicians and other disciplines, and documentation of findings and outcomes. Assumes other responsibilities in the department such as program development, staff education, and student education. As appropriate, delegates treatment to the Physical Therapy Aide and monitors that treatment program. Complies with all legal and ethical standards of the state and the profession. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Able to use computer for charge entry and credit, retrieval of demographic info and lab/x-ray results, generating referrals., 9. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement., 10. Miscellaneous: Participates in student program as a clinical instructor., 11. Miscellaneous: Participates in task force groups for program improvement., 12. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 13. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 14. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 15. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide or PT Assistant., 16. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 17. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: Entry level position; recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient) preferred. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Pay:$69.6831 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Rehab Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under the mentoring/supervision of a Physical Therapist II, demonstrates professional judgment, attitude, and growth in providing patient care with a minimum of supervision after the initial training and orientation phase. Selects and performs appropriate tests and measurements for evaluation of physical and functional limitations, and devises appropriate therapeutic interventions involving exercise, functional training, manual therapy, modalities, assistive devices, bracing, taping, wound care, etc. Establishes a prognosis and plan of care for the treatment of each patient. Responsible for the coordination and scheduling of care for their patients, communication with patient, family, and other caregivers, communication with physicians and other disciplines, and documentation of findings and outcomes. Assumes other responsibilities in the department such as program development, staff education, and student education. As appropriate, delegates treatment to the Physical Therapy Aide and monitors that treatment program. Complies with all legal and ethical standards of the state and the profession. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Able to use computer for charge entry and credit, retrieval of demographic info and lab/x-ray results, generating referrals., 9. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement., 10. Miscellaneous: Participates in student program as a clinical instructor., 11. Miscellaneous: Participates in task force groups for program improvement., 12. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 13. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 14. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 15. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide or PT Assistant., 16. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 17. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: Entry level position; recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient) preferred. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. Pay:$69.6831 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Rehab Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under direction, to supervise and instruct entry to journey level professional therapists, supportive personnel and students; to assist in the development of special techniques and equipment; and to provide and supervise the provision of the full-range of occupational therapy services in rehabilitation programs treating physically disabled and emotionally ill persons at Alameda County Medical Center facilities; and to do related work as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: The following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Supervises, orients, trains, instructs and assists in the evaluation of entry and journey level professional staff and supportive staff; assists in personnel selection; delegates cases to assigned staff while maintaining responsibility for an assigned program; carries a caseload of patients in addition to supervisorial responsibilities., 2. Reviews referrals by physicians to note diagnoses, cautions, treatment ordered and results desired., 3. Interviews patients and administers the appropriate tests and/or evaluations to assess physical and/or psycho-social dysfunction. These evaluations may include but are not limited to: range of motion, muscle testing, sensory integration, perceptual abilities, coordination, activities of daily living, pre-vocational, home evaluation, equipment needs, feeding and pre-feeding evaluations, and interpersonal relationship skills., 4. Plans an appropriate treatment program utilizing selected methods to achieve the desired treatment objectives and goals for patient rehabilitation. These methods may include but are not limited to: therapeutic exercises and functional activities to promote muscle return, sensory re-education, muscle facilitation, perceptual-motor integration, activities of daily living and transfer training, prosthetic training of the upper extremity, orthotic and adaptive equipment fabrication, and community re-orientation., 5. Attends rehabilitation conferences and discusses the status and progress rehabilitation patients with physicians and personnel of other disciplines involved, such as physical therapy, nursing, and psychology., 6. Keeps records and prepares reports on patient treatment and progress and coordinates treatment with other services, involved in patient care; confers with the Chief Occupational Therapist regarding progress and problems., 7. Attends and participates in staff conferences, training, and in-service sessions, explains occupational therapy to other disciplines and coordinates programs., 8. May lead an out-patient group of mentally disturbed patients in a program designed to gain or re-gain maximum mental capabilities., 9. May act for the Assistant Chief Occupational Therapist in their absence; assumes administrative duties as assigned; assists the Chief in assigning duties to professional and supportive staff; communicates departmental needs., 10. Keeps informed of current trends and new developments in the field; read the professional literature; and participates in professional activities in the field. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: EITHER I One year of full-time experience in the class of Occupational Therapist I with Alameda County Medical Center. OR II Education: Possession of a Bachelor's Degree, certification or Master's Degree from an approved school of occupational therapy. Experience: Two years of full-time experience as an occupational therapist in another facility in physical disabilities or psycho-social dysfunction. Pay: $72.76 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information This position is for Outpatient Hand Specialist Highland General Hospital HGH Occupational Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under limited technical supervision, uses skill, judgment and knowledge of daily operations to supervise a small group of physical therapists, aides, and students. Efficiently evaluates and treats a broad spectrum of patients. Communicates well with staff members, physicians, and other disciplines and assists with program planning. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Communication/Collaboration: Attends team meetings and conferences on patient care and discharge planning., 2. Communication/Collaboration: Attends, participates, and contributes to in-service educational training., 3. Communication/Collaboration: Communicates with family, case managers, health insurers, etc. as appropriate., 4. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with other PTs, aides, and department manager as appropriate for problem solving and program planning., 5. Communication/Collaboration: Confers with referring physicians, and health care team about patient status., 6. Documentation: Completes required administrative forms for leave of absences, payroll, and statistics., 7. Documentation: Writes clear, concise, legible, and objective information on patient evaluations, progress notes, discharge notes, equipment orders, and insurance forms and records accurate daily treatment attendance and charges., 8. Miscellaneous: Participates in gathering data for Continuing Quality Assurance, Performance Improvement, staff surveys, etc., 9. Miscellaneous: Proficient in use of SMS computer system., 10. Miscellaneous: Uses appropriate safety measures body mechanics, infection control, environmental hazard control; cleans treatment area after use., 11. Patient care: Administers comprehensive PT evaluations, using tests and measurements appropriate for the patients diagnosis, age, and disabilities., 12. Patient care: Assesses the need for appropriate assistive devices for ambulation, exercise, joint protection, and pain control. Orders necessary equipment., 13. Patient care: Delegates appropriate PT tasks to the PT Aide, PT Assistant, or PT I., 14. Patient care: Develops and implements a treatment plan using various physical therapy procedures, group classes, modalities, and techniques to produce changes in patient outcomes., 15. Patient care: Educates patient, family, other caregivers in self-care, prevention and wellness, home exercise programs, use of equipment, and safety., 16. Team Leader Responsibilities: Accepts responsibility for non-patient care duties, e.g. task forces, in-service new staff, and IOP, which aids in the delivery of care of the department., 17. Team Leader Responsibilities: Arranges schedules to accommodate patient care when a team member is absent., 18. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assigns new patients to team therapists taking into consideration workloads among therapists, variety of patients, clinical expertise, etc., 19. Team Leader Responsibilities: Assists new PT I Clinical Instructor in developing skills as a preceptor in the student program., 20. Team Leader Responsibilities: Makes sure schedules are up to date, coordinates the scheduling of Saturday coverage, arranges schedules to accomodate patient care when a team member is absent and ensures upcoming discharges are monitored., 21. Team Leader Responsibilities: Orients and supervises new staff members and students. Proofreads notes and supervises patient care until assured of their competence. Helps evaluate PT Is, PT Assistants, and PT Aides. Evaluates students fairly and accurately with the approved clinical evaluation tools., 22. Team Leader Responsibilities: Prepares the rough draft of the weekly collaborative care conferences. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. PAY RANGE:$76.77/HR The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licenses and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Graduation from an approved school of Physical Therapy. Minimum Experience: At least One year of experience in the class of Physical Therapist I as employed by Alameda Health System; OR two years or more of recent experience in another clinical setting related to the area of proposed supervision (acute medical, rehab, SNF, or outpatient). Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification - issued by AHA-American Heart Association. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Physical Therapy as a Physical Therapist. San Leandro Hospital SLH Physical Therapy Rehab Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: Under direction, to supervise and instruct entry to journey level professional therapists, supportive personnel and students; to assist in the development of special techniques and equipment; and to provide and supervise the provision of the full-range of occupational therapy services in rehabilitation programs treating physically disabled and emotionally ill persons at Alameda County Medical Center facilities; and to do related work as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: The following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Supervises, orients, trains, instructs and assists in the evaluation of entry and journey level professional staff and supportive staff; assists in personnel selection; delegates cases to assigned staff while maintaining responsibility for an assigned program; carries a caseload of patients in addition to supervisorial responsibilities., 2. Reviews referrals by physicians to note diagnoses, cautions, treatment ordered and results desired., 3. Interviews patients and administers the appropriate tests and/or evaluations to assess physical and/or psycho-social dysfunction. These evaluations may include but are not limited to: range of motion, muscle testing, sensory integration, perceptual abilities, coordination, activities of daily living, pre-vocational, home evaluation, equipment needs, feeding and pre-feeding evaluations, and interpersonal relationship skills., 4. Plans an appropriate treatment program utilizing selected methods to achieve the desired treatment objectives and goals for patient rehabilitation. These methods may include but are not limited to: therapeutic exercises and functional activities to promote muscle return, sensory re-education, muscle facilitation, perceptual-motor integration, activities of daily living and transfer training, prosthetic training of the upper extremity, orthotic and adaptive equipment fabrication, and community re-orientation., 5. Attends rehabilitation conferences and discusses the status and progress rehabilitation patients with physicians and personnel of other disciplines involved, such as physical therapy, nursing, and psychology., 6. Keeps records and prepares reports on patient treatment and progress and coordinates treatment with other services, involved in patient care; confers with the Chief Occupational Therapist regarding progress and problems., 7. Attends and participates in staff conferences, training, and in-service sessions, explains occupational therapy to other disciplines and coordinates programs., 8. May lead an out-patient group of mentally disturbed patients in a program designed to gain or re-gain maximum mental capabilities., 9. May act for the Assistant Chief Occupational Therapist in their absence; assumes administrative duties as assigned; assists the Chief in assigning duties to professional and supportive staff; communicates departmental needs., 10. Keeps informed of current trends and new developments in the field; read the professional literature; and participates in professional activities in the field. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: EITHER I One year of full-time experience in the class of Occupational Therapist I with Alameda County Medical Center. OR II Education: Possession of a Bachelor's Degree, certification or Master's Degree from an approved school of occupational therapy. Experience: Two years of full-time experience as an occupational therapist in another facility in physical disabilities or psycho-social dysfunction. Pay: $72.76 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. Additional Information This position is for Outpatient Hand Specialist Highland General Hospital HGH Occupational Therapy Services As Needed / Per Diem Day Allied Health FTE: 0.01

Summary SUMMARY: The SLH Occupational Therapist II plans and administers medically prescribed occupational therapy treatment for patients with mental, physical or emotional disabilities to restore function and to facilitate rehabilitation. Assists in the development of special techniques and equipment, provides the full-range of occupational therapy services. The SLH Occupational Therapists II typically carry a caseload in addition to their supervisory responsibilities. Performs related duties as required. DUTIES & ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: NOTE: Following are the duties performed by employees in this classification. However, employees may perform other related duties at an equivalent level. Not all duties listed are necessarily performed by each individual in the classification. 1. Assumes administrative duties as assigned; communicates departmental needs., 2. Attends and participates in staff conferences, training, and in-service sessions, explains occupational therapy to other disciplines and coordinates programs., 3. Discusses status with physicians and personnel of other disciplines involved, such as physical therapy, nursing, and psychology. Keeps informed of current trends and new developments in the field; reads the professional literature; and participates in professional activities in the field., 4. Interviews patients and administers the appropriate tests and/or evaluations to assess physical and/or psycho-social dysfunction. These evaluations may include but are not limited to: range of motion, muscle testing, sensory integration, perceptual abilities, coordination, activities of daily living, pre-vocational, equipment needs, feeding and pre-feeding evaluations, and interpersonal relationship skills., 5. Keeps records and prepares reports on patient treatment and progress and coordinates treatment with other services, involved in patient care; confers with the Department Leader regarding progress and problems. Reviews referrals by physicians to note diagnoses, cautions, treatment ordered and results desired., 6. Plans an appropriate treatment program utilizing selected methods to achieve the desired treatment objectives and goals for patient rehabilitation. These methods may include but are not limited to: therapeutic exercises and functional activities to promote muscle return, sensory re-education, muscle facilitation, perceptual-motor integration, activities of daily living and transfer training, prosthetic training of the upper extremity, orthotic and adaptive equipment fabrication, and community re-orientation., 7. Supervises, orients, trains, instructs and assists in the evaluation of entry and journey level professional staff and supportive staff; assists in personnel selection; delegates cases to assigned staff while maintaining responsibility for an assigned program; carries a caseload of patients in addition to supervisorial responsibilities. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Education: Possession of a Bachelors Degree, certification or Masters Degree from an approved school of occupational therapy. Minimum Experience: One year of full-time experience in the class of Occupational Therapist I with Alameda Health System; OR two years of full-time experience as an occupational therapist in another facility in physical disabilities or psycho-social dysfunction. Required Licenses/Certifications: BLS - Basic Life Support Certification issued by the American Heart Association. Other advanced life support certifications may be required per unit/department specialty according to patient care policies. Required Licenses/Certifications: Current Licensure with the California Board of Occupational Therapy as an Occupational Therapist. Pay Range: $44.15 - $73.56 / Hour The pay range for this position reflects the base pay scale for the role at Alameda Health System. Final compensation will be determined based on several factors, including but not limited to a candidates experience, education, skills, licensure and certifications, departmental equity, applicable collective bargaining agreements, and the operational needs of the organization. Alameda Health System also offers eligible positions a generous comprehensive benefits program. San Leandro Hospital SLH Occupational Therapy Part Time Day Allied Health FTE: 0.5