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What they do
An Occupational Therapy Aide assists occupational therapists and technicians to help patients with injuries, illnesses, or disabilities. Sets up treatment areas and equipment, handles clerical tasks, and helps move patients. Works in the office of an occupational therapist or an healthcare setting.
$40,017 / year median in Minnesota
+8% projected growth
Job Description
The Staff Physician role at this outpatient clinic offers comprehensive care for patients with medical and rehabilitation needs, focusing on traumatic brain injuries and concussions. Provide or oversee patient assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and coordination of care across multiple clinic locations. Perform medical procedures including injections, EMGs, and treatment planning for diverse age groups, including pediatric patients. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team and handle medical legal work such as narratives and expert testimony. Attend training, seminars, and occasional travel; coordinate patient care with other providers and legal professionals. Qualifications include MD or DO with specialization in PM&R or Neurology, at least 2 years of TBI experience, current licensure, ABEM certification, and board certification. Full-time position based in Minneapolis, MN, with a salary range of $200,000-$230,000, requiring relocation before start.