Life Enrichment Assistant

Life Enrichment Assistant Job Title: Life Enrichment Assistant Position Summary: Life Enrichment Assistants assist with planning and providing activities and fitness programming for the residents of our community and our community volunteer program. The Life Enrichment Assistant supports the efforts of the Life Enrichment Director in assessing residents’ interests, needs, and abilities, and providing quality activities programming both inside and outside of the community. They are responsible for encouraging the participation and socialization of residents and volunteers. This position reports to the Life Enrichment Director and is part of the Life Enrichment team. Our Life Enrichment Assistants work with enthusiasm to enhance our residents’ quality of life by addressing the residents’ social, physical, and mental health. They value the opportunity to blend their ideas and personality into programs that bring excitement and energy into our residents’ lives. Our Life Enrichment Department offers engaging activities and programs that encourage our residents to explore their interests and expand their horizons. Residents participate at their own pace and shine through dynamic activity involvement. They keep activities fresh and innovative, understanding that our communities thrive from the diversity and creativity of our residents. Our goal is to build programming that enhances our residents’ quality of life and is enjoyable and beneficial to their well‑being. Main Job Tasks and Responsibilities Assist the Life Enrichment Director with coordinating and facilitating activities and events for residents, both inside and outside the community, designed to promote residents’ creativity, physical and mental well‑being, socialization, and fun. Encourage resident socialization and participation in activities and events to minimize resident solidarity and promote a positive community environment. Maintain an inventory checklist of all supplies and materials required to enhance the Life Enrichment program. Coordinate the community volunteer program; assign tasks to volunteers and encourage their participation in community events and activity programs. Provide administrative duties to support the Life Enrichment team as assigned by the Life Enrichment Director. Help welcome new residents upon move‑in (e.g., balloons, framed announcements, shadow boxes, and decorated shelves). Work alongside care staff to transport residents to activities and events. Drive community vehicle. Assist with all other duties as assigned by the Life Enrichment Director. At Waltonwood, we are part of a team committed to serving residents living in our communities. Mandatory regular attendance—being on time and present for all scheduled shifts—is expected. Associates are expected to demonstrate timeliness, punctuality, and dependability, lend help to co‑workers, and maintain the best interests of residents and colleagues. New associates and residents are welcomed, and participation in team, community, and company goals is encouraged. Competencies Customer Focused – Dedicated to meeting and exceeding the needs of the customer by building effective relationships and gaining trust and respect. Detail Oriented – Pays close attention to details and values gathering all relevant information before making decisions. Empathetic and Compassionate – Cares about people and their well‑being, and can understand others’ feelings. Passion for Seniors – Strongly committed to working with the senior population and willing to go above and beyond for seniors. Job Requirements Coursework in recreational therapy or gerontology is preferred. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and other computer applications. Preferred minimum of one year of experience coordinating and conducting group activities. Experience relevant to working with seniors; experience caring for those with memory impairment is preferred. Physical Requirements Constant use of manual dexterity, auditory and visual skills, and gross motor skills with frequent use of bi‑manual dexterity and fine motor skills. Ability to follow written and oral instructions and procedures. Ability to reach, bend, twist, squat, kneel, push, and pull. Ability to lift/carry up to 30 pounds. Ability to perform repetitive movements including simple grasping, pushing, pulling, and fine manipulation. Occasional sitting, with frequent standing and walking. #J-18808-Ljbffr Singh Management