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Select Medical made a commitment more than 20 years ago to deliver an exceptional patient care experience that promotes healing and recovery in a compassionate environment. We have honored that promise by helping define the nation's standard of excellence in specialized hospital and rehabilitative care. Today, we have grown to more than 50,000 colleagues caring for more than 82,000 patients every day across our care continuum. Select Medical is one of the largest operators of critical illness recovery hospitals, rehabilitation hospitals, outpatient rehabilitation centers and occupational health centers in the United States. Select Medical and its parent company, Select Medical Holdings Corporation (NYSE: SEM), are based in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. We are honored to be recognized by Forbes as one of America’s Best-In-State Employers in Maryland, Missouri and Pennsylvania for 2021. Select Medical provides equal employment [and affirmative action] opportunities to applicants and employees without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or disability. http://careers.selectmedical.com
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- 10,001+ employees
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- Mechanicsburg, PA
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- Specialties
- Long-Term Acute Care Hospitals, Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospitals, Outpatient Rehabilitation Centers, Occupational Medicine, Physical Therapy, Athletic Training, Work Health, Pediatric Therapy, Hand Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Sports Medicine, and Cancer Rehabilitation
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Our ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation Research Team has published a new article: “Implementing a Geriatric Assessment-Guided Rehabilitation Care Model in Community Oncology Care: Feasibility and Impact on Patient-Reported and Performance-Based Outcomes” in the journal, ‘Cancers.’ In this study, we found monthly geriatric health assessments were feasible and helpful to connect patients with rehabilitation during systemic treatment. The study also discovered that when frail or pre-frail patients were referred to outpatient rehabilitation, they experienced meaningful improvements in their quality of life, mobility, aerobic capacity and strength. This research underscores the importance of bridging oncology care and rehabilitation services. When we proactively identify vulnerability and intervene early, we can help optimize functional outcomes and support patients across the cancer recovery journey. We want to extend a big thanks to all the patients who participated, to our interdisciplinary research team and to our partners in oncology and rehabilitation for their contributions. Together, we’re advancing cancer care. We encourage you to read and share the full open-access article here: https://lnkd.in/e-gcjEJK Kelley Wood Mackenzi Pergolotti PhD MS OTR/L
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The team at Select Specialty Hospital – Orlando Central was all smiles after a busy day welcoming patients to the newly opened hospital, which features a continuum of care for patients recovering from catastrophic illness or injury. Select Specialty Hospital offers 31 critical illness recovery beds and focuses on helping patients relearn to breathe, eat, talk, walk and think clearly. Select Medical Rehabilitation, a 32-bed inpatient unit within the hospital, furthers patient recovery by helping restore their strength, mobility and independence. Select Specialty Hospital and Select Medical Rehabilitation – Orlando Central are located at 7450 Sand Lake Commons Blvd., Orlando.
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Microsurgery to reduce the possible adverse side effects of potentially debilitating lymphedema is a growing method in cancer care. Dr. Joseph Dayan will discuss the role of microsurgery in the comprehensive management of lymphedema. This presentation will explore the disease process, non-surgical strategies and surgical interventions, offering valuable knowledge for clinicians involved in patient care before and after surgery. Join us Dec. 4 from noon to 1 p.m. ET, as Dayan, a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon at the Institute for Advanced Reconstruction, discusses the topic. Register today: https://cvent.me/0EXrxq Select Medical employees, please do not use this link to register. Use the Zoom links provided by the ReVital education team. #CancerRehab #GrandRounds
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Select Medical is proud to support those who defend our freedom at home and abroad. Clinical recruiters and former service members Kristen Schmalz and Blair Ciccocioppo share valuable advice for military members transitioning to civilian employment. Visit our careers page to learn more about programs and opportunities for veterans: http://bit.ly/49KP8AA
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From a young age, Thomas “Tommy” Haynie had a passion to serve others so it came as no surprise to his family when he chose a military path after high school. His service became the foundation for a successful civilian career in supply chain management – including his current role as materials manager at Select Specialty Hospital – Tallahassee and Select Medical Rehabilitation – Tallahassee. “A lot of the logistics management that I did in the military transitions the same over here. It’s just a change in the location and equipment,” said Tommy. “In the Army, it was Humvees and weapons. Here, it’s beds and vents.” In high school, Tommy participated in the Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC). “I really enjoyed it,” said Tommy. “It was strict and structured — and that’s the kind of person I am. I like structure.” Following high school, Tommy enlisted in the United States Army. For five and a half years – including a deployment to Iraq – he served as a unit supply specialist, ensuring his comrades had everything they needed to do their jobs. Attention to detail was a crucial skill. Main items usually had additional components. For example, a weapon also needed a sight, a magazine and ammunition. After discharging from the Army, Tommy worked for 10 years as a senior inventory specialist for the City of Tallahassee before joining Select Specialty Hospital – Tallahassee in 2022. The hospital and its inpatient rehabilitation – Select Medical Rehabilitation – Tallahassee, help patients recover from critical illness or injury. Tommy ensures the hospital is stocked with the equipment and supplies that care teams need to do their jobs including beds, mattresses, ventilators, syringes, gloves and power cords. While health care can be a high-stress environment, Tommy says his military training taught him “to handle tasks and do whatever you’re asked and to keep your composure while you’re doing it.” To discover career opportunities available for veterans, visit: https://lnkd.in/egCGw9EM #VeteransDay
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In recognition of their service to our country, our active duty military and veteran employees at Select Medical campuses enjoyed a catered breakfast. #VeteransDay
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Honoring all who served. #VeteransDay
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After her spinal cord began compressing due to a mysterious genetic condition, Gisele Soto underwent a laminectomy, a surgery to relieve pressure on the spinal cord by removing a portion of the vertebrae. While hopeful she would walk again following surgery, Gisele woke up and felt nothing from her chest down. Gisele’s surgeons recommended California Rehabilitation Institute , where she began the long road to recovery. Supported by a physician-led team of therapists and nurses, Gisele regained strength and movement while working with her physical and occupational therapists. Now able to walk in a limited capacity, Gisele continues to use Cal Rehab’s outpatient services to increase her mobility and endurance. To learn more about the spinal cord rehabilitation program at California Rehabilitation Institute, visit https://bit.ly/3LwcDmQ