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This locum tenens opportunity in Memphis, Tennessee, involves providing both interventional and diagnostic radiology services on a part-time basis at a Level I trauma center. The position requires a board-certified or board-eligible radiologist with appropriate state licensure and offers potential for extension or permanent placement. The schedule includes one week per month, working 8-hour shifts split between interventional radiology and diagnostic cases according to physician comfort level.

Experienced automotive technician needed to diagnose, repair, and maintain domestic and foreign vehicles at a Christian Brothers Automotive franchise in Lincoln, NE. Role requires 5+ years' experience, strong troubleshooting skills, ASE certification preferred, and ability to meet hourly goals while working as part of a team; paid training provided. Physical demands include lifting >100 lbs, working in tight spaces, using hand tools, standing most of the day, and occasional driving of manual-transmission vehicles.

This role is for a full-time weekend Physical Therapist working in home health care, providing skilled physical therapy to patients with physical impairments to improve mobility and daily functioning. The position involves treating patients through established care plans, including specialty programs like balance and fall prevention and joint replacement therapies. The employer offers competitive benefits, professional development, and a supportive, inclusive work environment.

Physical Therapists in home health care assess and treat patients with physical impairments to improve mobility, function, and self-care. They deliver skilled care in patients' homes following physician orders and collaborate with families and healthcare teams. Specialty programs include balance and fall prevention, joint replacement rehabilitation, and spine safety.

An Occupational Therapist (OT) in home health provides skilled care to patients with debilitating conditions to improve their daily living and motor functions in a home setting. They develop treatment plans, teach patients and their families, and work under the supervision of the Branch Director following physicians' orders. This role emphasizes patient-centered care, professional development, and use of advanced technology in a supportive home health environment.

This position is for a licensed Physical Therapist providing skilled home health care focused on improving patient mobility and function through specialized programs such as balance, fall prevention, and joint replacement rehabilitation. The role involves executing physician-directed treatment plans, educating patients and families, and utilizing electronic medical records and mobile technology. The employer offers competitive benefits, ongoing professional development, and incentives including a $5,000 sign-on bonus.

An Occupational Therapist (OT) in home health provides skilled care to patients with debilitating conditions to improve their daily living and motor functions in a home setting. They develop treatment plans, teach patients and their families, and work under the supervision of the Branch Director following physicians' orders. This role emphasizes patient-centered care, professional development, and use of advanced technology in a supportive home health environment.

An Occupational Therapist (OT) in home health provides skilled care to patients with debilitating conditions to improve their daily living and motor functions in a home setting. They develop treatment plans, teach patients and their families, and work under the supervision of the Branch Director following physicians' orders. This role emphasizes patient-centered care, professional development, and use of advanced technology in a supportive home health environment.

A Physical Therapist in home health care evaluates and treats patients with physical impairments to improve mobility, function, and independence in daily living. They implement specialized programs such as Balance and Fall Prevention and post-surgical rehabilitation following physician orders. Emphasizing compassionate care, they collaborate with patients' families and health team members to ensure effective recovery at home.

Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) provide skilled therapy to patients in home settings, addressing speech, language, cognitive communication, and swallowing disorders. They work with diverse patient populations including those recovering from strokes or affected by progressive diseases like Parkinson’s and dementia. This role supports patient care through evaluation, treatment, and use of innovative technology within a collaborative and ethical healthcare environment.