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Amputee Jobs in Arizona (NOW HIRING)

Director of Therapy

Gilbert, AZ · On-site

$110 - $160/hr

... Amputee or other clinical programs. This includes a strong focus on CARF certification. * Evaluates department performance versus budgets and benchmarks and takes appropriate action to work within ...

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... Amputee or other clinical programs. This includes a strong focus on CARF certification. * Evaluates department performance versus budgets and benchmarks and takes appropriate action to work within ...

... Amputee or other clinical programs. This includes a strong focus on CARF certification. * Evaluates department performance versus budgets and benchmarks and takes appropriate action to work within ...

... Amputee or other clinical programs. This includes a strong focus on CARF certification. * Evaluates department performance versus budgets and benchmarks and takes appropriate action to work within ...

... Amputee or other clinical programs. This includes a strong focus on CARF certification. * Evaluates department performance versus budgets and benchmarks and takes appropriate action to work within ...

Amputee information

What is an amputee?

Amputees are individuals who have lost one or more limbs, either through trauma, medical conditions, or surgical removal. This can include the loss of arms, legs, hands, or feet. Amputees may use prosthetic devices to aid in mobility and daily activities. Rehabilitation and support services play a crucial role in helping amputees adjust physically and emotionally to life after amputation.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an amputee, and why are they important?

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What is the difference between Amputee vs Prosthetist?

AspectAmputeeProsthetist
Required CredentialsNo formal credentials neededCertification and specialized training required
Work EnvironmentPersonal, healthcare, rehabilitation settingsClinics, hospitals, prosthetic manufacturing facilities
Industry UsagePatients with limb lossDesigning and fitting prosthetic limbs
Common Search IntentUnderstanding living with limb lossLearning about prosthetic fitting and design

Amputees are individuals who have lost a limb, often seeking support and rehabilitation. Prosthetists are healthcare professionals who design, fit, and maintain prosthetic limbs for amputees. While amputees focus on adapting to limb loss, prosthetists provide the specialized services to restore mobility and function. Both roles are interconnected within the healthcare industry, but they serve different purposes and require different credentials.

What cities in Arizona are hiring for Amputee jobs?

Cities in Arizona with the most Amputee job openings:

Infographic showing various Amputee job openings in Arizona as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 50% Part Time, and 50% Contract. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution.

LPNT IRF Per Diem: Occupational Therapist (OT) Dignity Health Rehab Hospital - Chandler, AZ $51.67/h

Windsor Healthcare

Chandler, AZ • On-site

$45 - $51.67/wk

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Weekly Pay $51.67/hour - OT at Dignity Health Rehabilitation Hospital, Chandler, AZ
- Provide doctor-supervised neurological rehabilitation for patients with brain, spinal cord, or nerve injuries.
- Deliver comprehensive rehabilitation for both traumatic and non-traumatic spinal cord injuries focusing on physical, emotional, and psychological recovery.
- Administer specialized, structured rehabilitation for brain injury patients, addressing physical dysfunction, cognitive impairments, and behavioral issues.
- Offer multidisciplinary stroke rehabilitation to restore physical and psychological function, emphasizing prevention, assessment, and treatment of complications.
- Manage amputee care with a multidisciplinary team, focusing on restoring strength, confidence, mobility, and independence.
- Support orthopedic rehabilitation for patients with fractures, dislocations, or joint replacements, emphasizing safe transition to home and community, and individualized training (gait, stair climbing, muscle strengthening, ADLs, etc.).
- Provide specialized wound care for non-healing wounds, using a dedicated team including physician, dietician, and nurses.
- Deliver advanced respiratory therapy, including oxygen administration, tracheostomy care, CPAP/BiPAP management, and airway management.
- Administer intravenous antibiotic therapy and perform PICC line insertions as needed.