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  Upholds Kaiser Permanente's Policies and Procedures, Principles of Responsibilities and applicable state, federal and local laws.

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  Functions as a member of the Lift Team to provide assistance to the nursing staff in the safe lifting and transferring of patients that have been identified as appropriate for this service.

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  Utilizes proper body mechanics, lifting techniques, and observes hospital protocol.

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  Utilizes patient handling equipment, transfer devices, and protective equipment in compliance with hospital policies, vendor specifications, and patient handling protocols.

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  Works cooperatively as part of the patient care team and adheres to department and hospital policies and procedures.

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  Demonstrates appropriate judgment in all aspects of patient care.

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  Maintains patient and employee safety as a basic premise of all tasks performed.

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  KP Service Standards: Follows LMP's ABC's: Takes Initiative: Positive first impression, ask how you can help and give information Take Responsibility: Solve problems, resolve conflict, assume ownership Take Care: Protect confidentiality, show respect, value differences, and show empathy Take Pride: Neat work area, low noise, be professional, support your team and KP.

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  Must have the ability to recognize the needs and concerns of members, co-workers, and physicians while maintaining positive working relationships.

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  Assume other activities and responsibilities from time to time as directed.

• Six (6) months prior experience in rehabilitation service, health care setting equivalent.
• Must successfully complete capacity screening prior to first day of employment

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• Valid BLS card

• Knowledge of basic body mechanics is required.
• Knowledge of related patient lifting or transport is required.
• Must be able to lift, push, pull and transport patients on a daily basis.
• Job requires ability to lift as part of a team, utilizing appropriate equipment for assistance.
• Job also requires frequent bending, stooping, lifting, stretching and standing for extended periods of time.

• Completion of course work in the basic sciences or related programs such as physical education, nursing or physical therapy.
• Ability to demonstrate knowledge of human anatomy, basic medical terminology, and rehabilitation principles.

Notes:

• May be required to work different locations/hours/shifts based on operational needs