Regional Memory Care Specialist

Responsibilities Support our communities across the portfolio and requires frequent travel. Travel assignments may be for extended periods and can change often, so flexibility and availability are essential. Work closely with the Communities' Traditions Directors and Executive Directors in maintaining standards, policies, and procedures related to Memory Care. Responsible for supporting the Memory Care and Health Services programs including regulatory compliance and adherence to Oakmont standards. Responsible for all resident care, activity programming, and staffing of Memory Care services throughout the community, which includes early memory loss and middle to late-stage memory loss programs. Assist in recruiting and on-boarding of new Directors. Assist in re-training and coaching of Traditions Director as determined by the Regional Memory Care Director in conjunction with the Executive Director and other regional and corporate team members. Conduct assigned Traditions Program Audits and follow-up in a timely manner, following all guidelines and standards. Ensure that all Oakmont Traditions policies and procedures are being adhered to in all assigned communities. Participate in policy and procedure development as part of a collaborative team as assigned by the Regional Memory Care Director. Assist in new development/openings of communities as assigned, including but not limited to, team hiring, team training and development, program set up, VIP and Grand Opening participation, department set up, and all other areas related to programming in new development. Participate in the development of Oakmont Programming standards and policies as well as any additional projects related to the development of systems for Traditions. Requirements Must be eighteen (18) years of age. Min. 2 years as a Traditions Director or equivalent in a similar field. Prior experience must include at least 2 years working with persons with dementia and 1 year in a management/leadership role. Must have a high school diploma or equivalent. BA/S in gerontology, psychology, social work, or related field, or 4 years experience working in a social services, residential care, psychiatric facility, or related setting. Ability to speak at public events. Must meet the CA DDS minimum qualifications of a dementia trainer. Must have or be willing to obtain RCFE Administrator Certification. Pass a DOJ Criminal Background Check. Must have a clean driving record. Must have a reliable form of transportation. Must exhibit outstanding leadership and communication skills. Able to adapt and respond to change, criticism, and stressful situations in a positive manner. Be highly motivated and able to work independently. Be able to make decisions, prioritize tasks and projects, and maintain excellent time management skills. Must exhibit clear knowledge and understanding of budgeting, programming cost, labor, scheduling, and HR/hiring. Experience training, coaching, and mentoring. Strong ability to organize and execute events. Ability to work in a collaborative manner with all persons involved in each assignment. Exhibit clear understanding and use of all current Oakmont Programs Standards, procedures, and policies. Maintain an energetic, flexible, and positive demeanor and be capable of managing diverse personalities. Utilize necessary computer skills, including proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office programs including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other online applications. Core Competencies Demonstrates expertise in Memory Care program management, regulatory compliance, and staff training within residential care settings. Exhibits strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills to effectively support diverse communities and ensure adherence to established standards. Certifications & Qualifications RCFE Administrator Certification CA DDS Dementia Trainer Qualification #J-18808-Ljbffr Jobtailor