Hearing aide technician vs rehabilitation technician

Differences between hearing aide technician and rehabilitation technician duties and responsibilities

Hearing aide technician example responsibilities.

• Manage daily customer invoicing, service calendar, accounts receivable/payable, and account reconciliations in QuickBooks.
• Maintain rehabilitation equipment and supplies by checking inventory, fulfilling supply orders, completing equipment requests, and performing preventive maintenance.
• Create, maintain reports, spreadsheets, databases, and PowerPoint presentations.
• Prepare patients for electrical stimulation, mechanical traction, and ultrasounds.

Rehabilitation technician example responsibilities.

• Manage organization and cleanliness of therapy room and equipment.
• Record vital signs and assist patients in performing their ADL's as directed by medical or nursing staff.
• Assist patients with neurological conditions with different mobility training, ADL training, and strengthening exercises.
• Assist with the modification of therapy plans, assist with manual stretching and traction of patients.
• Prepare patients for electrical stimulation, mechanical traction, and ultrasounds.
• Assist in operating a physical therapy facility by helping patients improve their movement, stamina, coordination, and intellectual capacity.
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