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Elfindale Retirement seeks a Life Enrichment Coordinator to develop and implement programs that boost residents' well‑being and dignity. You will relate to elderly residents with professionalism, empathy, and respect, guiding activities that support social, spiritual, and physical health.
You will work Monday–Friday 8:00am–4:30pm with some weekends and evenings as needed, and may participate in training and travel as required by the role.
#6466
Springfield, Missouri, United States
VSL Springfield Creekside LLC-V38
Shift: Monday -Friday - 8:00am - 4:30pm Weekends and Evenings as Needed
Personal Qualifications: Life Enrichment Coordinators have a strong desire to relate to and
work with the elderly. They possess high personal integrity, a caring attitude and portray a
positive image. Life Enrichment Coordinators find fulfillment in building personal
relationships and providing excellent office services. They are committed to doing
whatever it takes to enhance the dignity in people's lives.
Professional Qualifications: Life Enrichment Coordinators will have completed a 36 hour
Life Enrichment Coordinator course and/or have 2 years related experience. Verbal
communication skills are important to carry on conversations with residents, co-workers
and visitors in an understandable manner. Written communication is also important for
necessary documentation. Life Enrichment Coordinators are willing to participate in
educational sessions, inservice training, and demonstrations. Some training may require
out-of-town travel.
Physical Requirements: Life Enrichment Coordinators understand the physical demands
their jobs require and realize they need to:
pass a physical exam.
lift, push, pull and move equipment, supplies, etc.
lift a maximum of fifty (50) pounds occasionally.
lift twenty-five (25) pounds consistently.
be able to move and stretch in such a way as to be able to reach areas above their head
and below their waist.
go up and down stairs.
bend, stoop and twist almost constantly throughout the day.
see and hear well enough to answer phones, greet people and read.
remain active and on their feet for up to four (4) hours at a time.
be able to drive a vehicle.