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Waltonwood is seeking a Scheduling Coordinator in Charlotte, NC to create and manage the Resident Care team’s schedule, handle call-offs, and assist residents with daily living activities with compassion. The role supports the Wellness Coordinator and Resident Care Manager and may require stepping in as a Caregiver or Med Tech to cover gaps.
Ideal candidates have a High School diploma or GED, NC CNA, and prior caregiving/scheduling experience in assisted living or memory care settings.
Scheduling Coordinators are unique associates who specialize in front line care and are the administrative backbone to our Resident Care team. This position creates schedules, manages call offs, communicates absences to the Wellness Coordinator and Resident Care Manager, and provides care to our residents through assisting their Activities of Daily Living. Scheduling Coordinators report to the Resident Care Manager and are a part of our Resident Care team. Managing schedules while giving care to our residents allows the Scheduling Coordinator to both help our residents directly and make sure that there is enough staff to meet all of the residents’ needs.
Our Resident Care Department provides individualized care to seniors who are in need of assistance with personal tasks. Our care associates assist residents with their everyday needs such as bathing, toileting, dressing, mobility, medication administration, and engagement in social activities. Through constant compassion, patience, and understanding, they strive to maintain resident independence and dignity.
At Waltonwood, we are all a part of a team who are here to serve the residents living in our communities. Our residents count on us every hour of every day. First and foremost, we expect our associates to have regular attendance; defined as being on time and present to all scheduled shifts, for the entire shift. Our associates need to value the importance of timeliness, punctuality, and dependability, and how the lack of these critical elements affects others in the workplace and the overall community operations. We expect all associates to be willing to lend a helping hand to co-workers, direct reports, and supervisors, whether it is one of their typical job responsibilities or not. This includes welcoming new associates and residents into the community, and making them feel at home. Associates need to keep the best interests of the residents and other associates in mind, and be an active participant in accomplishing team, community, and company goals.