Jobs at Moody Neurorehabilitation Institute

Provides on-site administrative and clinical leadership for nursing and residential teams during assigned shifts. Oversees patient assignments, census, care-plan compliance, documentation, medication and order coordination, equipment readiness, staff training, audits, safety investigations, and patient and family education. Serves as a liaison among clinical and administrative stakeholders and assumes RN responsibilities as needed across Texas locations.

Provides nursing care and monitoring for adults with acquired brain injuries under RN and Medical Director supervision. Conducts assessments, medication administration and monitoring, wound care, patient education, emergency response, documentation, and staff training. Collaborates with the interdisciplinary care team, supports behavior modification plans, ensures patient safety, and maintains compliance with organizational, licensing, and accreditation standards.

Provide direct nursing care to adults with traumatic brain injury in a residential neurorehabilitation setting. Assess, monitor, document clinical status, oversee medication administration and wound care, deliver patient education, train residential staff, coordinate with Medical Director and clinical team, manage screenings and TB testing, assist in emergencies, and maintain compliance with licensing and accrediting bodies.

Provide case management for brain-injured patients within an interdisciplinary rehab program: review records, conduct intake interviews, chair IPPs and family conferences, coordinate services, referrals, discharge planning, document progress, communicate with families and payors, advocate for patients, and support program goals and accreditation requirements.

The Tideway Nurse Case Manager provides nursing care to clients with head trauma, supervises staff, and manages case plans ensuring client progress and advocating for their needs while coordinating with medical professionals and families.

Provide transport for residents to appointments and events, secure and care for residents while off campus, observe and document behaviors, perform Therapeutic Assistant duties, assist with ADLs and transfers, implement behavior management and emergency procedures, maintain vehicle checks and accurate records, and uphold confidentiality and organizational policies.

Provide direct nursing care to adults with traumatic brain injury: assess, monitor, document, administer medications and wound care, train and supervise residential staff, coordinate with Medical Director and clinical team, manage medical documentation and emergency response, and schedule outside appointments while maintaining regulatory compliance and patient safety.

The Program Assistant provides supervision and care for patients, monitors behavior, assists with activities of daily living, and documents observations.

The Program Assistant provides supervision, interacts with residents, documents behaviors, assists with daily activities, and ensures safety. Responsibilities include implementing therapeutic activities, managing behavior programs, and handling documentation.

Provide direct nursing care and medical supervision for adults with traumatic brain injury. Assess, document, and monitor patients; implement behavior programs; administer medications and wound care; coordinate with clinical leadership; conduct TB testing and drug screenings; train residential staff and ensure compliance with accrediting and licensing standards.

The Therapeutic Assistant will supervise and care for patients, document behavior, assist with daily living activities, and uphold safety protocols.