Build a Career That Changes Lives

“Your care, encouragement, and compassion can become part of someone’s progress.”

At TASS Stroke & Brain Injury Rehabilitation, caregiving is more than helping someone get through the day. It is helping each client make progress, build greater independence, participate in meaningful activities, and enjoy a better quality of life.

We are seeking compassionate, dependable people who want to make a personal difference in the lives of individuals recovering from strokes and brain injuries.

Whether you are an experienced CNA, pursuing a healthcare-related education, or building a career in direct patient care, the Client Coach position provides an opportunity to gain valuable hands-on experience in a specialized rehabilitation environment.

Apply to Become a Client Coach

More Than a Caregiving Position

As a Client Coach, you will become an active and important part of each client’s daily life and rehabilitation journey.

You will provide essential personal care while also helping clients follow routines, practice compensatory strategies, participate in therapeutic activities, attend appointments, enjoy community outings, and work toward goals established in their individual plans of care.

This is a hands-on position for someone who wants to know the people they serve, understand their individual needs, and take an active role in helping them move forward.

Why Become a Client Coach at TASS?

Make a Personal Impact

You will work directly with clients and see how consistent encouragement, assistance, and compassionate care can make a meaningful difference in their lives.

Participate in the Rehabilitation Process

Client Coaches help carry rehabilitation goals and strategies into clients’ everyday routines. Your work may include therapeutic activities, behavior-support techniques, mobility assistance, personal care, community participation, and other activities designed to support each client’s progress.

Build Meaningful Relationships

This role allows you to learn each client’s history, routines, abilities, challenges, and goals. That personal knowledge helps you provide more thoughtful and consistent support.

Gain Specialized Experience

Working with individuals affected by strokes and brain injuries can provide valuable experience for CNAs and students pursuing careers in nursing, rehabilitation, therapy, behavioral health, or other healthcare disciplines.

Stay Active and Engaged

This is not a desk job. Client Coaches assist with daily activities, transfers, meals, therapeutic programs, appointments, outings, household responsibilities, and other hands-on aspects of client care.

Receive Ongoing Training

Client Coaches participate in required in-service training and learn the programs, protocols, compensatory strategies, and behavior-support techniques needed to serve each client safely and effectively.

Available Shifts

TASS offers three regular eight-hour shifts:

• 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
• 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
• 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.

Twelve-hour shifts may occasionally be available when required by staffing or client-care needs, but they are not part of the regular schedule.

Client Coach Responsibilities

Client Coaches are responsible for protecting the health, safety, dignity, and well-being of the clients they serve. Responsibilities may include:

• Assisting with bathing, dressing, grooming, personal hygiene, and other activities of daily living
• Assisting with bowel and bladder programs
• Preparing meals, assisting with feeding, and monitoring weight
• Supporting medication and treatment plans as directed
• Assisting clients with lifting, positioning, mobility, and transfers
• Learning and implementing compensatory strategies and behavior interventions
• Helping clients work toward goals outlined in their plans of care
• Carrying out therapeutic activities and applicable medical protocols
• Recognizing potential behavior triggers and helping redirect or defuse situations safely
• Providing the appropriate level of supervision for assigned clients
• Helping clients follow established daily routines
• Transporting clients to appointments, activities, and community outings
• Completing required documentation accurately and promptly
• Performing assigned housekeeping and kitchen duties
• Attending required training and continuing education
• Performing other client-care duties as assigned

Who Should Apply?

This position may be a strong fit for:

• Certified Nursing Assistants who want more individualized client interaction
• Nursing, therapy, behavioral health, and other healthcare students seeking relevant experience
• Experienced caregivers interested in stroke and brain injury rehabilitation
• Dependable, compassionate people who enjoy helping others work toward meaningful goals
• Applicants who are comfortable providing direct, hands-on personal care
• People who can remain patient, observant, and composed in challenging situations

Minimum Qualifications

Applicants must:

• Be at least 18 years old
• Have a high school diploma or equivalent
• Hold a valid Louisiana driver’s license
• Be able to perform the physical responsibilities of the position, including assisting with client lifting and transfers

At least six months of healthcare experience is preferred.

Be Part of Someone’s Progress

The support a client receives between therapy sessions, appointments, and major milestones matters. As a Client Coach, you can help turn rehabilitation plans into daily progress through patience, consistency, encouragement, and compassionate care.

If you want a healthcare position where you can remain active, develop valuable skills, build meaningful relationships, and make a visible difference, we invite you to apply.

Apply to Become a Client Coach