To move rehabilitative care forward for Veterans, innovation is essential. That’s why we hire creative, ambitious and tech-savvy professionals at our Advanced Platform Technology (APT) Center in Cleveland.
Within this Center of Excellence for Rehabilitation Research and Development, employees are creating assistive and restorative technologies for patients disabled by sensorimotor dysfunction, cognitive deficits and limb loss. It’s a great way to give back to the people who’ve given so much for our country. If you’d like to do the same, consider becoming part of the team.
Our R&D and translational programs focus on:
• Prosthetics and Orthotics
• Wireless Health Monitoring and Maintenance
• Neural Interfaces
• Enabling Technologies
In turn, we have many unique and challenging projects to work on, including the development of new materials and microsystems for interfacing with the nervous system, monitoring vascular health, and restoring organ system function. No matter how you contribute, you’ll help improve quality of life for Veterans while continuously advancing your career.
Ready to build on both our success and yours? Take a look at our available positions and pursue one today.
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