The Average Salary of a Director of Rehabilitation at Kaiser Permanente
Kaiser Permanente is a health care organization that provides health insurance and medical care through a network of doctors, specialists and medical facilities. A director of rehabilitation at Kaiser Permanente is responsible for analyzing information regarding medical records, interviews and educational consultations to assess clients' needs and eligibility for services. These directors also arrange physical, academic, vocational and mental evaluations, as well as confer with psychologists, physicians and occupational therapists to develop and implement client rehabilitation programs. In addition to a salary, a director of rehabilitation at Kaiser Permanente also commonly receives employee benefits. The job of director of rehabilitation may be classified under the broader career category of rehabilitation counselors.
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Hourly Wage
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The mean hourly wage for rehabilitation counselors was $17.24 in 2010, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. The median hourly wage was $15.55 that year. The lowest-paid 10 percent earned an hourly wage of $9.98 or less, while the lowest-paid 25 percent earned an hourly wage of $12.13 or less. The highest-paid 25 percent earned an hourly wage of $20.69 or more, while the highest-paid 10 percent earned an hourly wage of $27.27 or more.
Annual Wage
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The mean annual wage for rehabilitation counselors was $35,850 in 2010, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports. The median annual wage was $32,350. The lowest-paid 10 percent earned an annual wage of $20,770 or less, while the lowest-paid 25 percent earned an annual wage of $25,230 or less. The highest-paid 25 percent earned an annual wage of $43,030 or more, while the highest-paid 10 percent earned an annual wage of $56,720 or more.
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Geographical Location
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The salary for a director of rehabilitation at Kaiser Permanente varies by geographical location of employment. The state of Alaska was the top-paying state for this occupation in 2010, with an hourly mean wage of $23.17 and an annual mean wage of $48,180, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Rhode Island was also a top-paying state, with an hourly mean wage of $23.17 and an annual mean wage of $46,490. Directors of rehabilitation in the state of Washington earned an hourly mean wage of $19.36 and an annual mean wage of $40,280.
Benefits
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Kaiser Permanente offers employee benefits that vary based on the Kaiser Permanente region, according to the company's website. Common Kaiser Permanente employee benefits include paid vacation time, paid holidays and paid sick leave. Benefits plans include medical, mental, vision and dental care, as well as disability and life insurance coverage. Other benefits may include tuition reimbursement and retirement plans.
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