Nursing Home Activities Coordinator: Create Joy in Care

Mowlam Healthcare Group; Wexford; On-site; EUR 25,000 - 36,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Guaranteed hours contracts

Free Garda Vetting

Comprehensive induction training and 1

Opportunities for career progression

Paid training

Job summary

Castle Gardens Nursing Home in County Wexford is seeking an Activities Coordinator to support residents in daily life activities under the supervision of qualified nursing staff. The role requires maximizing residents' privacy and dignity with a flexible approach to hours.

You will organise a wide range of activities, plan special events, maintain daily records and Life Story Books, and assist with orientation and staff updates. Fluency in English and empathetic care are essential.

Qualifications

• Relevant qualification in Healthcare/Social care.
• Experience in a similar role desirable.
• Desirable courses: Sonas & Imagination Gym.

Responsibilities

• Organising daily activities (arts, crafts, baking, gardening, games, exercises).
• Plan and implement outings and seasonal celebrations.
• Draw up daily/weekly activity schedules.
• Maintain resident activity files and Life Story Books.
• Keep nursing staff updated on residents' status.
• Assist orientation of new residents to the home.
• Attend training and education programmes as required.
• Escort duties as needed and work across areas of the home.

Skills

Healthcare experience

Communication skills

Empathy

Fluent English

Education

Relevant qualification in Healthcare/Social care

Job description

Castle Gardens Nursing Home in County Wexford is seeking an Activities Coordinator to support residents in daily life activities under the supervision of qualified nursing staff. The role requires maximizing residents' privacy and dignity with a flexible approach to hours.

You will organise a wide range of activities, plan special events, maintain daily records and Life Story Books, and assist with orientation and staff updates. Fluency in English and empathetic care are essential.