Reunion Program Coordinator

The Barclay at Charlottesville•Charlottesville, VA

3h•Onsite

About The Position

QSL Management is a rapidly expanding senior living company dedicated to offering luxurious and comfortable resort-style homes for seniors. The company's mission is to promote wellness, security, longevity, family, joy, and self-worth among its residents. QSL Management fosters an environment where team members can grow and thrive, seeking leaders who embody core values such as Excellence, Compassion, Respect, Leadership, Integrity, Safety, and Joy. They are looking for team members committed to serving others. This specific opportunity is for a Reunion Program Coordinator at The Barclay at Charlottesville.

Requirements

Must have a caring heart and willingness to serve others.
A High School Diploma is required.
Ability to multi-task and good organization skills, communication and public relations skills, display traits of creativity, flexibility and teamwork a must.
Must have 1 years of experience with geriatric population, including Alzheimer's Dementia with ability to adapt to changing behaviors.
Proven computer skills with Microsoft Word and Office.
Be flexible with work schedule including holidays and weekends.
Ability to market the activities and events to family members through use of social media.

Responsibilities

Successfully creates and implements the Reunion activity calendar daily.
Monthly activity calendars should also tie into the QSLM annual/monthly theme.
Collaborates with the Director of Memory Care on activities and entertainment that best meet the needs of the residents.
Ensure residents have an opportunity to exercise each day.
Receives instruction and recommendations from the Director of Memory Care.
Implements a resident's walking/ambulation program according to the resident’s needs and abilities.
Assist with scheduling opportunities for residents to enjoy local cultural events according to the residents’ service plan and ability to participate.
Implements the Reunion Program for each resident at the time of admission.
Assists new residents in adjusting to their unique environment and schedule.
Ensures that new residents are placed at a dining table with other residents who share similar interests and socialization abilities.