Multicultural Rehab Inc.

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Multicultural Rehab, Inc. (Mrehab) seeks an Assistant in its Silver Spring office. We will consider a part time position, after a trial period, towards a full time position.

This position requires excellent communication (written/oral) and interpersonal skills. Spanish/English fluency (bilingualism) is essential and interviews will be given in Spanish/English. An associate degree or higher is required with preference given to applicants whose courses include early childhood development, developmental disabilities, healthcare administration and/or business administration. Familiarity with MS Office and Mac OSX is important. Employment subject to passing a background check.

Duties include, but not are limited to, filing, scheduling, quality control, services coordination, records maintenance, communication (letters, email, fax, phone), and other duties as assigned. Because services are home based, no patients visit our administrative office.

Employee salary and benefits, negotiable based on education degree and experience, may include continuing education opportunities, workers compensation insurance, paid sick leave, paid vacation and an allotment towards health insurance.

Mrehab is a small Maryland company that has provided in-home physical, occupational and speech evaluations and therapy to infants and toddlers in Washington, DC since 2000. Our bilingual staff is specialized in serving the Spanish-speaking community.

If interested, please submit current resume via email ([email protected]) or fax (301-754-2226).

Feel free to contact us (301-754-2200) for more information.

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Thank you,

AJ Palmar, CEO

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