Assistive Technology Professional - Mid-Atlantic

Remote

Full Time

Mid Level

At Mobius Mobility, we’re not just building technology—we’re redefining freedom. Our mission is to empower individuals with mobility challenges to live life on their own terms. We do this through the ibot® Personal Mobility Device, a marvel of engineering that climbs stairs, navigates rough terrain, and elevates users to eye-level—all with grace and independence.

Mobius Mobility is seeking a dedicated and skilled Assistive Technology Professional in the Mid-Atlantic Region to join our team! This role will support Mobius Mobility’s mission by securing new referrals, maintaining existing referral sources, and delivering safe and effective training on the ibot® PMD to clients. The Assistive Technology Professional will play a key role in networking, problem-solving, and representing the Mobius Mobility brand with clinical excellence and innovation in healthcare delivery.

This is a remote role focused on supporting clients in the Mid-Atlantic region, with a preference for candidates located in the greater New York City and Washington DC areas. Candidates from New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Eastern Pennsylvania are also encouraged to apply.

General Responsibilities:

Work closely with clinicians considering the ibot® for their users to evaluate and select equipment/components to meet their client’s needs
Perform Complex Rehab Technology assessments and home environment evaluations for clients
Demonstrate use of Mobius Mobility products and ensure proper operation of the equipment
Review seating specifications and orders for accuracy
Lead the delivery of the ibot® , ensure proper fitting of equipment and conduct user training
Seek opportunities to develop new relationships and grow your territory
Evaluate and recommend updates of rehab products and services offered by the company
Demonstrate excellent listening and communication skills with staff, community contacts, clients and external partners, either via phone, computer and/or in person
Assist with insurance documentation and processes as needed
Work collaboratively with company operations and service teams to ensure equipment configuration, delivery and follow-through
Conduct in-service, product training and demonstrations.. Attend and support trade shows and industry events as needed
Adhere to Rehabilitation Engineering and Assisted Technology Society of North America’s (RESNA) Code of Ethics. Adhere to all company policies and procedures

Qualifications:

Required:

Bachelor's Degree in a related field
Current ATP Certification via RESNA
Hands on experience working with individuals with disabilities
Valid and current Driver License
Current working knowledge of MS Office

Preferred:

Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences, Occupational Therapy or Physical Therapy
Minimum of 1-3-years’ experience as an ATP or Therapist working in rehab technology, a Rehabilitation Facility, Clinic, Durable Medical Equipment (DME) dealer, or other applicable environment
Experience with a CRM such as Atlas, Salesforce or HubSpot

Physical Requirements:

Ability to participate in training new users for basic ibot® use and ibot® stair training
Ability to complete all tasks that require the use of a computer and office equipment
Ability to move throughout the building and grounds and communicate with employees, customers and others
Ability to move items weighing up to 30 lbs
Ability to travel as needed domestically (car and plane)

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