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Colonial Courtyard at Bedford in Bedford, PA is seeking a compassionate Part-Time Activities Aide to keep residents engaged, active, and inspired. You will help plan crafts, music, games, and one-on-one sessions, fostering joy and social connection among seniors.
Ideal candidates bring a High school diploma or GED, a cheerful attitude, reliability, and the ability to stay active. Prior recreational therapy or gerontology experience is a plus, and a valid driver’s license is required.
Location: Bedford, PA
Job Id:315-15
# of Openings:1
Colonial Courtyard at Bedford | Bedford, PA | Part Time
Are you a creative soul with a heart for seniors? Do you believe that age is just a number and that every day should be full of purpose? At Colonial Courtyard at Bedford, we don’t just "provide activities"—we create moments of joy, connection, and discovery for our residents.
We are looking for a dedicated, energetic Part-Time Activities Aide to help our residents stay active, social, and inspired. If you’re a natural motivator who loves making people smile and is looking for a stable, rewarding career, we want to meet you!
We value our team and believe in rewarding hard work. As a full-time employee, you will enjoy:
Financial Security: 401(k) savings plan with an employer match.
Comprehensive Insurance: Health, Dental, Vision, and Critical Illness coverage.
Recognition & Rewards: Programs to earn additional PTO, Gift Cards, or Cash.
Professional Development: Leadership training that leads to pay increases and career advancement.
Additional Perks: Free meals and uniforms, educational assistance, and a referral bonus program.
As a key member of our Life Stages team, you will assist the Director in bringing our community to life:
Lead & Inspire: Facilitate group activities (crafts, music, games) and one-on-one sessions that keep residents engaged.
Community Connection: Arrange fun outings and escort residents to local events.
Storytelling: Assist with Resident Life Stories and our quarterly newsletter to celebrate our community’s history.
Organization: Maintain the Reality Orientation Board and help manage our resident-run store.
Ambassador: Give tours to prospective families and share what makes our community special.
The "Spark": You have the creativity to plan an event and the energy to get everyone excited to join in.
Empathy: A deep respect for seniors’ rights, privacy, and dignity.
Reliability: You can manage your time, juggle multiple tasks, and communicate clearly.
Physical Stamina: Ability to stay active, including frequent bending, stretching, and lifting to support resident needs.
Education: High school diploma or GED required.
Experience: Background in recreational therapy or gerontology is a plus, but a great attitude is a must!
Licensing: Valid driver’s license (with a clean 3-year driving record) is required.