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A successful Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician will have strong attention to detail, be self-motivated and well-versed in all maintenance and repairs. With RV sales and service locations in 42 states, Camping World has grown to become the prime destinations for everything RV. We are ideally looking for someone with advanced diagnostic and repair skills for Recreational Vehicle (RV) coach systems, generators and coach body repairs.
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Responsible for assisting the Activities Director and implementing a program of recreational activities to meet the individual recreational needs of residents on an assigned unit, and for leading group activities.
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In a Site Based or Recreational Respite setting, assist person served in social/recreational activities and implementation of monthly activity calendars. For Day Services, this may include being assigned a residential site to work partially, or in full based, upon status of day program service delivery.
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In this role you will be responsible for planning and implementing programs and events which provide socialization opportunities, fitness and wellness activities, educational and recreational programs, as well as spiritual life support based on the needs and preferences of the residents at the community.
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