Ranked among the 10 best rehabilitation programs in the country by U.S. News & World Report, OSU Medical Center’s Rehabilitation Services offers superb opportunities for physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech pathologists driver education specialists and PT/OT assistants. Settings for rehabilitation services range from outpatient community locations to Dodd Hall, our freestanding rehabilitation facility. Our staff work with patients faced with disabilities caused by trauma, illness, congenital deficits or disease. We offer one of the most comprehensive care systems for patients with inpatient acute therapy, inpatient acute rehabilitation, outpatient rehabilitation therapy and in hand therapy. Our specialized programs offer a level of excellence that attracts patients from across the country. As a member of our team, you can participate on one of our subspecialty teams: burn therapy, hand therapy, spinal cord rehabilitation, brain injury rehabilitation, stroke rehabilitation or trauma rehabilitation. The innovative programs offered in rehabilitation services provide a healing place for patients as well as a rewarding place for staff. Each new staff member is placed with a mentor so there is the opportunity to learn and grow professionally from the beginning. The mentor teams ensure that each patient receives the same remarkable care. Staff at Dodd Hall work closely with physicians, including visiting physicians from hospitals across the nation, providing the opportunity to expand their knowledge to encompass what is being done across the country. Professional development opportunities include research-related activities, continuing education credits and outcomes development. Continuing Education For more information about rehabilitation services career opportunities at OSU Medical Center, e-mail rehab.careers@osumc.edu or search for a list of current openings.
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