The Role
Coordinates and leads life enrichment activities primarily for memory support residents, including exercise, music, arts, cognitive games, cooking, and outings. Develops schedules, manages sign-ups, prepares event documentation, supports resident safety, collaborates with staff and families, and completes administrative tasks. Provides one-on-one programming, department coverage, and feedback on resident participation while maintaining a positive, supportive environment.
Summary Generated by Built In
The Life Enrichment Coordinator (Memory Support) is part of the Life Enrichment team. Under the guidance of the Department’s Director, and in collaboration with other Life Enrichment Coordinators, the Life Enrichment Coordinator (Memory Support) is responsible for scheduling, coordinating, leading and providing life enrichment programing primarily to memory support residents of the Mary Schwartz Summit in an upbeat and supportive manner.
Work schedule: Thursday to Monday
- Set-up and facilitate life enrichment activities including exercise, music, trivia, theatre, arts/crafts, cognitive/brain games, and cooking/baking primarily for memory support residents and as needed, other community resident populations (Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Support). Provide one-on-one life enrichment programming when required.
- Coordinate and assist with community-based outings with a focus on maintaining resident safety.
- Collaborate with Director and other Life Enrichment Coordinators to develop, complete, print and distribute weekly life enrichment schedules. Produce any necessary signage or written
- Attend staff meetings as needed, providing important information and feedback about residents’ participation and engagement in life enrichment activities.
- Complete applicable administrative tasks as part of setting-up and facilitating life enrichment activities, including generating Banquet Event Order Forms (BEOs) and coordinating with other departments that may be involved in the activity.
- Assist with coordinating and facilitating resident sign-ups.
- Provide general support to the Life Enrichment department including needed coverage for shifts and flexibility in scheduling (when needed).
- Other duties as assigned or may be necessary in a department with overlapping roles and responsibilities.
- Experience working with older adults and the senior population, preferably in a residential, healthcare, memory support or community-based setting.
- Some experience working with life enrichment/activity/educational programs, or other applicable community-based experience related to supporting a specific population.
- High school diploma or GED required. Some college preferred.
- Ability to process and organize information in various forms.
- Ability to interact with both staff, residents and family members in an energetic, positive, pleasant, sensitive, and confidential manner.
- Ability to work independently without direct supervision.
- Ability to read, write, and speak English in an understandable manner: strong writing skills and newsletter production experience a plus.
- Can complete required trainings including CPR and First Aid within 30 days of employment. Can complete Dementia-focused training within 90 days of employment.
- Ability to work collaboratively with staff, residents and family members.
- Computer and technical skills to include email, Microsoft Office and other computer programs needed to fulfill the role’s responsibilities.
Benefits
- Competitive pay
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Paid time off (PTO) with Extended Illness leave
- Retirement plan with Employer Contribution!
- Public Student Loan Forgiveness eligible Employer
- Employee assistance program
- Opportunities for professional growth and development
- Supportive and team-oriented work environment
Skills Required
- Experience working with older adults and seniors, preferably in residential, healthcare, memory support, or community-based settings
- Experience with life enrichment, activity, educational, or applicable community-based programs
- High school diploma or GED
- Some college education
- Ability to organize and process information in various forms
- Ability to interact positively, sensitively, energetically, pleasantly, and confidentially with staff, residents, and families
- Ability to work independently without direct supervision
- Understandable English reading, writing, and speaking skills
- Strong writing skills and newsletter production experience
- Complete CPR and First Aid training within 30 days of employment
- Complete dementia-focused training within 90 days of employment
- Ability to collaborate with staff, residents, and family members
- Computer skills including email, Microsoft Office, and other required computer programs
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The Company
What We Do
Kline Galland is a non-profit senior care organization in Seattle, Washington, with over a century of experience. As a comprehensive single-source resource, it provides a continuum of services including independent and assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and home health services through Benaroya Services, all delivered by compassionate caregivers guided by Jewish values of respect and dignity.
