Collage Rehabilitation Partners

We're looking for a Lead Registered Nurse (RN) for our Learning Services locations in Roswell and Lilburn, Georgia! With a $5,000 sign-on bonus, it's the perfect time to start your new adventure. Please scan or visit the link below to apply: Lilburn opening: https://lnkd.in/ekbn4BNA Roswell opening: https://lnkd.in/eu_JpPxr At Collage Rehabilitation Partners we MOVE LIVES FORWARD by MOVING CAREERS FORWARD! #LearningServices #CollageRehab #RNsinGeorgia #RegisteredNurse #RN #NursingCareers #NursingRecruitment #RNJobsinGA #NeurologyNurses #NursingJobOpenings #RNJobsAvailable #Neurorehab #LilburnGA #RoswellGA #AtlantaMetro

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Meet Amy Szalinski, PT, DPT, a dedicated member of the ReMed of Pittsburgh team since 2016. How did you get involved in Physical Therapy? I really didn’t know what PT was until I started volunteering in undergrad in multiple different settings. I still remember the first patient whom I watched walk for the first time after a stroke; and, I was hooked! What do you like best about your job? I have been working with this population since 1997, moving between treatment and advocacy. After searching for a way to be involved in the later stages of care, this was a perfect match. Meeting Clients where they are and developing routines that fit their lifestyles in a variety of ways comprise some of the best features of the job. What advice would you give to someone that’s looking into being a Physical Therapist? Find mentors and shadow in a variety of places, really building a thorough idea of what the job includes. Take opportunities that are given; don’t pass them up. What do you like to do when you’re not working? I try to fill my life with many interests, mostly in the arts, teaching, volunteer work and people whom I hold dear! #collagerehab #pittsburgh #remed #learningservices #treeoflife #movinglivesforward #ptmonth #choosept #physicaltherapy #pt #futureofpt #recognizing #meettheteam #thankyou #weloveourstaff #movingcareersforward

Meet Barb Minden, a dedicated member of the Lakewood (Colorado) Learning Services team. Barb is a physical therapist with a Masters of Science from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. When she was a teenager, Barb was in a significant car accident, and her experience in physical therapy inspired her to pursue this career. Barb loves making a difference in the lives of her client. She advises anyone who is interested in a career in physical therapy to volunteer in the setting they are considering and then "go for it!" In her free time, she enjoys hiking, biking, spending time with family and friends, reading, journaling and crocheting. #LakewoodCO #LearningServices #CollageRehab #ReMed #TreeofLife #PTMonth #MovingLivesForward #PhysicalTherapy #NeuroRehab #BrainInjury #SpinalCordInjury #ChoosePT #PT #Activity #Nature #Hiking 

Meet Reece Long PT, DPT, NCS, a dedicated member of the Raleigh and Creedmoor (North Carolina) Learning Services! How did you get involved in Physical Therapy? I have known I wanted to be a PT since middle school. I was always in and out of PT growing up, and I loved the idea of really being able to work with people on achieving their goals and returning them to the highest level of function possible.   What do you like best about your job? I love getting to work with people every day and really get to know them while seeing them make gains towards maximizing their independence and mobility. Watching someone regain movement and do things they maybe thought they would not be able to do again is truly incredible.   What advice would you give to someone that’s looking into being a Physical Therapist? When you are doing your job shadowing, really try to see what kinds of physical therapy are out there. PT’s are in a lot of settings and have a lot of different specialties outside of the orthopedic clinics you usually think of. See what is out there because you may be surprised at what you can do! What do you like to do when you’re not working? When I am not working, you can find me running marathons, rowing, coaching a youth rowing team, reading, and baking. #physicaltherapy #pt #ptmonth #physicaltherapymonth #dpt #meettheteam #weloveourstaff #movingcareersforward #movinglivesforward #creedmoornc #raleigh #thankyou #learningservices #collagerehab #remed #treeoflife #futureofpt #choosept

Meet Franklyn Koroma PT, DPT, CBIS, CSCS, a dedicated member of the Richmond (Virginia) Tree of Life! How did you get involved in this type of work? Before physical therapy school, I worked as a Rehabilitation Office Coordinator and Wellness Manager at an Assisted Living Facility. I encountered many neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, ALS, etc. My curiosity was piqued, and as I entered physical therapy school, the coursework's neuro-rehabilitation challenges helped sharpen my critical thinking abilities. With the help of fantastic mentors and professors, I applied and got accepted into the physical therapy neurological residency program in Richmond, VA. Post-residency, I was fortunate to be hired by Tree of Life Services, helmed by Dr. Nathan Zasler at that time, a post-acute brain injury long-term and transitional care facility. What do you like best about your job? The opportunity of each day to learn something new! I am still a relatively recent graduate but an eager and lifelong learner. I sought a residency program for advanced knowledge, improved clinical training & patient care, and professional growth. I work in an environment where I am constantly learning; about myself, being a clinician, brain injury, and those who suffer from acquired brain injury. This is made possible by my terrific colleagues, PTA, OT, OTA, SLP, Neuropsych, Nursing, Case Management, LST staff, and Dr. Zasler, all of who support me fully. What do you like to do when you're not working? I enjoy being active: Biking, Running, Gym, Hiking, visiting museums, parks, and historical sites. I enjoy reading, writing, and listening to music ( I also carry a jambox with me everywhere at work). What’s a fun fact about you? I do not own a car. I have not had a car since 2011. I ride my bicycle everywhere! I am grateful for wonderful friends and coworkers who go out of their way to offer me transportation during inclement weather. What advice would you give to someone that’s looking into being a Physical Therapist? If you are passionate about helping others recover from injury and restore their quality of life, take the time to observe treatments in our diverse settings and specialties. You will learn much about who you are and the clinician you want to be. Gaining this experience will either cultivate that passion and light a fire under you, or you will have your answer. Becoming a physical therapist is a beautiful process, and it is always worthwhile. #physicaltherapy #pt #ptmonth #physicaltherapymonth #dpt #cbis #cscs #meettheteam #weloveourstaff #movingcareersforward #movinglivesforward #richmondva #thankyou #learningservices #collagerehab #remed #treeoflife #futureofpt #choosept

Our Pennsylvania Recruiting Team recently participated in the West Chester University Job Fair. We met with students who were eager to join our organization and help us achieve our mission of Moving Lives Forward. We love the opportunity to engage with these motivated students and discuss the exciting opportunities available! Interested in exploring careers at Collage Rehabilitation Partners? Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eYYpywrZ