Jobs at Sholom

Plans, organizes, facilitates, and evaluates therapeutic recreation programs for senior residents, tenants, and patients. Programming supports social, emotional, physical, cognitive, and spiritual needs while following regulations, policies, procedures, and best practices. The role requires hands-on work with seniors and individuals with dementia, coordination of recreational activities, and maintaining relevant certifications, including CPR and potentially DOT medical certification.

Plans, organizes, facilitates, and evaluates therapeutic recreation programs for senior residents, tenants, and patients. Programming addresses social, emotional, physical, cognitive, and spiritual needs while following regulations, policies, procedures, and best practices. The role requires collaboration with individuals with dementia and older adults, plus maintaining CPR and DOT-related qualifications.

Leads Sholom’s community relations, outreach, marketing, brand alignment, communications, and partnership-building efforts across Minnesota. Develops marketing plans, creates content, manages newsletters and social media, organizes referral and community events, supports inquiry tracking and conversion, conducts campus tours, and strengthens volunteer and outreach programs. Collaborates with sales, development, community organizations, donors, referral partners, families, and internal teams to increase awareness, engagement, occupancy, and donor relationships.

Assists with operations at the Vitality and Aquatics Center, ensures member safety, responds to information requests, and supports a welcoming fitness environment. The role requires CPR and First Aid certification through the American Red Cross and prefers lifeguard certification, a high school diploma or equivalent, and at least one year of experience working with older adults in a fitness setting. Availability includes at least one Saturday shift per month, with weekday morning, evening, and Saturday hours possible.

Plans, organizes, facilitates, and evaluates therapeutic recreation programming for senior residents, tenants, and patients. Programs address social, emotional, physical, cognitive, and spiritual needs while complying with regulations, policies, procedures, and best practices. The role prefers therapeutic recreation education or related training, relevant certifications, CPR, and experience working with seniors, individuals with dementia, and therapeutic recreation programs. This is an on-call position requiring potential DOT medical certification and random substance testing.