Senior Wellness & Mobility Coach

Bwpcanton; Kalamazoo (MI); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Bwpcanton seeks a Senior Wellness and Fitness Trainer to design and lead a holistic wellness program for residents in a senior living community. This role focuses on strength, balance, mobility, and quality of life, beyond traditional personal training.

Collaborate with nursing and therapy staff to tailor engaging movement experiences, including restorative circuits and chair-based activities. Prioritize safety, individual baselines, and meaningful participation for older adults.

Qualifications

• Experience in senior fitness and group instruction.
• Ability to design restorative, functional movement programs for older adults.
• Strong communication with residents, families, and care staff.

Responsibilities

• Conduct individualized fitness and functional movement assessments to establish baselines.
• Design and deliver restorative programming including strength, balance, chair yoga, and cognitive-motor activities.
• Lead one-on-one sessions and group classes to engage residents.
• Collaborate with nursing, physical and occupational therapy to align wellness plans.
• Bridge discharge to long-term independence with tailored programming.
• Educate residents, families, and staff on movement for healthy aging and fall prevention.
• Track progress and adapt programs based on resident outcomes.

Skills

Senior fitness experience

Group class leadership

Assessment & measurement

Interpersonal skills

Creative program design

Education

CPT certification (NASM/ACE/ACSM/NSCA)

CPR/AED certification

Tools

Mobility aids equipment

Job description

Bwpcanton seeks a Senior Wellness and Fitness Trainer to design and lead a holistic wellness program for residents in a senior living community. This role focuses on strength, balance, mobility, and quality of life, beyond traditional personal training.

Collaborate with nursing and therapy staff to tailor engaging movement experiences, including restorative circuits and chair-based activities. Prioritize safety, individual baselines, and meaningful participation for older adults.