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Respiratory and Rehabilitation Center of Rhode Island is hiring: Activities Assistant in Coventry

Posted 17 days ago

respiratory rehabilitation center of rhode islandCoventry (RI)

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About the role

Activities Assistant Coventy, RI
Benefits include: 401(k) match Competitive Salary Opportunities for GrowthJoin our team at Respiratory and Rehab of Rhode Island, a leading provider of senior living services, and make a difference in the lives of our residents! As an Activities Assistant, you will play a vital role in creating a fulfilling and engaging experience for our residents, while maintaining their independence, choice, and dignity.
About the Role:
  • Creating and coordinating daily events, such as games, arts, and crafts, and other recreational activities
  • Communicating with participants, employees, and volunteers to ensure a seamless experience
  • Managing logistics and operations to ensure the smooth execution of events
  • Lifting the spirits of our residents and ensuring they enjoy their time at our community
  • Transporting resident to-and-from Activities and Meals
  • Completing documentation related to activities attendance
  • Completing one-on-one resident visits
  • Ensuring resident safety at all times during activities
Requirements:
  • High school diploma and certain certifications may be required
  • Experience with nursing, recreational activities, event planning, or related fields may be preferred
  • Job training and first aid/CPR training may be necessary
  • Ability to pass a background check and drug screen

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