Progressive Mobility Spec (MHO
South Bend-IN-46601-United States
Job Title: Progressive Mobility Specialist
Department: [Insert Department Name]
Reports To: Clinical Manager or Designee
Location: Memorial Hospital
Position Summary
The Progressive Mobility Specialist is a trained healthcare associate who ensures safe and effective patient mobility in an acute care setting. Working under the supervision of the Clinical Manager or designee, this role supports the hospital's progressive mobility goals by assisting with patient transfers, movement, and education on mobility techniques using approved devices and protocols.
Key Responsibilities
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Assist patients with mobility tasks such as transfers, turning, and ambulation using proper body mechanics and assistive devices (e.g., gait belts, lifts).
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Demonstrate and instruct staff in proper techniques for patient mobility and equipment usage.
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Collaborate with nursing and rehabilitation staff to support patient care and movement plans.
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Support basic patient care needs during mobility tasks (e.g., toileting, hygiene, meal setup).
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Document and track mobility activities and quality metrics.
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Maintain clean and organized work areas and manage mobility equipment inventory.
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Contribute to performance improvement efforts and departmental goals.
Organizational Expectations
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Attend required meetings and complete all mandatory training and health requirements on time.
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Maintain current CPR (BCLS) certification and any other required credentials.
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Follow infection control, safety procedures, and ergonomic best practices.
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Support Beacon’s core values and The Beacon Way, including teamwork, communication, accountability, and innovation.
Qualifications
Education & Certifications:
Skills:
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Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
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Basic computer, phone, and organizational abilities.
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Knowledge of patient handling techniques and mobility equipment use.
Physical & Working Conditions
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Requires physical strength and endurance: frequent standing, walking, lifting (up to 35 lbs unassisted), pushing, and patient repositioning.
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Work environment involves exposure to patients, bodily fluids, and biohazards.
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Must be flexible with shifts and available for overtime as needed.
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