We do but it takes 2-4 weeks before we get
someone.
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From: carol maher
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Can your hospital hire a per diem OT? Most
facilities do need to work with per diem staff just like nursing need agency
help.
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From: Lisa Pippin
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I have a question about therapies we have had all three
disciplines on board but we are losing our OT does any one have pointers on
maintaining a good RUG level and not working our PT to death. Has anyone been
dealing with this related short staff? Thanks for any input on this subject.
P.S. hospital based skilled unit therapies 5 days a week.
Lisa
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