Jobs at Moody Neurorehabilitation Institute

Provides 24-hour supervision and supportive care for neurorehabilitation patients in a residential setting. Monitors and documents behavior, activities of daily living, medication self-administration, incidents, and treatment responses. Implements therapeutic and behavior-management programs, assists therapy staff and emergency procedures, transports patients to appointments and activities, supports wheelchair transfers and water therapy, maintains patient safety and confidentiality, and completes required records, logs, and checklists.

Provides 24-hour supervision and residential care for neurorehabilitation patients. Observes, supports, and documents patient behavior, activities of daily living, medication self-administration, therapy participation, and community outings. Implements behavior-management programs, assists with transfers and emergency procedures, transports patients, maintains safety and confidentiality, completes required records, and supports clinical staff. Requires rotating-shift availability and the ability to assist patients in aquatic therapy.

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.

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.

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

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.