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Job DetailsFull time Activity/Therapeutic Recreation Specialist - Full Timekeywords: CTRS; Recreational Therapy; Recreational Therapist; CCRC; Activities; Activity Assistant; Care Plan; Nursing home; Assisted Living;Geriatrics; Senior Citizens, Music Therapy, Art Therapy, The Hill at WhitemarshThe Hill at Whitemarsh seeks a professional Activities Specialist to join a very talented and motivated team.
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Activity Assistant will have experience working with individuals with dementia, have a highly enthusiastic personality, and be able to develop creative activities for our residents.
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The Activity Assistant will support community member’s quality of life by executing daily activities with community members as a group, or on an individual basis. The Activity Assistant will assist the Activity Director design and execute plans, programs and events that meet the required needs of the community members such as socially, mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
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At Sunrise, our Activities Assistant is responsible for assisting with the day to day delivery of resident centered activities and programs for the Sunrise Senior Living Community while meeting and/or exceeding Sunrise quality standards.
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Must be willing to work flexible hours (evenings and every other weekend) for planned activity events. Activities & Events Coordinator Responsibilities: Assist in the development and oversight of resident activities.
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Must be able to engage in physical activity, such as lifting, bending, climbing stairs and ladders, and walking unpaved trails with steep hills, as well as have the willingness to work outdoors on a regular basis in all types of weather conditions.
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You will occasionally be responsible for selected marketing activities including contacting the assigned Financial Advisor's book of business to solidify relationships, coordinating all prospecting and follow-up efforts (telemarketing), serving as the client liaison for affiliated companies, assisting in coordinating client seminars, following up on referrals received from business partners, and providing sales activity reporting.
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Activity Professional Certified or higher preferred, but not required (certification is required to complete assessments and MDS independently). Must be able to escort resident to/from activities.
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Must be a certified therapeutic recreational therapist, CTRS through NCTRC; or an Activity Director Certified, ADC through NCCAP; or a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, COTA who is certified through the state in which the community is located.
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May assists patients with activities of daily living, provides basic nursing care to all patients and assists in maintenance of a safe environment under the direction and supervision of the RN and within the scope of the Patient Care Assistant I (PCA I) job description as long as the activity does not distract from primary responsibility for dysrhythmia monitoring.
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Summary: This position is responsible for the planning and implementation of daily activities, ensuring a safe environment, monitoring the location and activity of the children in the group at all times, and supervising the Program Assistant and Assistant Group Supervisors in the absence of a Site Director or Group Supervisor.
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Enrich the lives of our patients/residents as an Activity Assistant where you will plan, organize and implement engagement activities that meet the physical, creative, cognitive, social, spiritual, and needs of our patients and residents.
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Prior recreation/activities experience in a nursing home preferred. Same Day Pay Available! Proudly supported by Marquis Health Consulting Services. Prior recreation/activities experience in a nursing home preferred.
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Our Recreation Therapist plans, organizes, develops, and directs quality activities for patients, ensuring that the recreational, physical, intellectual, spiritual, and social needs of each patient are met in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, and facility standards.
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