1. Rehabilitation Therapist: Develops and implements personalized treatment plans for patients, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, or speech therapy, to aid in their recovery and improve functionality.

      2. Registered Nurse: Provides direct patient care, administers medications, monitors vital signs, and assists with medical procedures under the guidance of healthcare professionals.

      3. Psychologist: Conducts assessments, provides counselling, and develops therapeutic interventions to address mental health issues and support the emotional well-being of patients.

      4. Social Worker: Assesses patients' social and emotional needs, connects them with community resources, and provides counselling and support to enhance their overall well-being.

      5. Caregiver: Provides assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) for patients, including bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding, and mobility support. Caregivers also offer companionship, monitor patient well-being, and ensure a safe and supportive environment.

      6. Recreational Therapist: Plans and leads recreational activities and therapeutic programs to improve patients' physical, social, and emotional well-being.

      7. Rehabilitation Aide: Assists therapists and other healthcare professionals in providing patient care, setting up equipment, and maintaining a clean and organized therapy environment.

      8. Dietary Specialist: Develops personalized meal plans, ensures nutritional adequacy, and addresses dietary needs and restrictions for patients under rehabilitation.

      9. Administrative Assistant: Supports the administrative functions of the rehabilitation center, including scheduling appointments, managing records, and assisting with billing and insurance-related tasks.

      10. Maintenance Technician: Performs routine maintenance tasks, ensures the safety and functionality of the facility's infrastructure, and addresses any repair needs.