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Director of Rehabilitation (DOR)
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A Director of Rehabilitation directs rehabilitation services for a hospital, clinic or specialized rehabilitation facility. Supervises rehabilitation therapy staff and counselors and coordinates services for patients or clients. Manages scheduling, budgets, facility equipment and resources.
$113,120 / year median in Ohio
+16% projected growth
Job Description
Lead. Inspire. Make a Difference. Are you a rehabilitation leader with Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) and Long-Term Care (LTC) experience who is passionate about improving resident outcomes and building strong therapy teams? We are seeking an experienced Director of Rehabilitation (DOR) to lead our therapy department with clinical excellence, compassion, and accountability. In this role, you will oversee rehabilitation services within a SNF/LTC environment , support and develop a high-performing interdisciplinary therapy team, improve resident outcomes, and ensure quality care while maintaining compliance with regulatory and facility standards. Join a team where your leadership, clinical expertise, and knowledge of the SNF/LTC environment can make a meaningful difference in the lives of our residents every day. Job Summary We are seeking an experienced and passionate Director of Rehabilitation (DOR) to oversee rehabilitation services in a skilled nursing and long-term care setting. The DOR will be responsible for the overall coordination and leadership of therapy operations, ensuring residents receive high-quality, individualized rehabilitation services. The ideal candidate will have strong SNF/LTC experience , understand the unique clinical and operational needs of the post-acute population, and be able to effectively lead a multidisciplinary therapy team.