Verve Senior Living Life Enrichment Role (British Columbia)

Verve Senior Living Life Enrichment Role (British Columbia)

11 Aug
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Verve Senior Living
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British Columbia

11 Aug

Verve Senior Living

British Columbia

Become a Life Enrichment Assistant at Verve Senior Living, where your passion for working with seniors helps create enriching experiences. Focus on designing programs that cater to residents' social, emotional, and cognitive needs in a supportive environment.

In this vital role, you will report to the Life Enrichment Manager and be instrumental in planning engaging programs. Your creativity will help elevate the quality of life for older adults while fostering a vibrant community. Experience a culture dedicated to collaboration and continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities:
• Plan, lead, and evaluate wellness activities for residents
• Manage communications regarding program participation
• Keep accurate records of program engagement and evaluations




• Mentor volunteers and students within the programs
• Uphold standards of safety and programming quality

Requirements:
• High school diploma is required
• Background in recreation programming for seniors preferred
• Emergency First Aid and CPR certification needed
• Solid leadership skills with effective communication
• Capable of working independently and in teams

Help create meaningful experiences for seniors at Verve Senior Living, making a positive difference every day.
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📌 Verve Senior Living Life Enrichment Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Verve Senior Living
📍 British Columbia

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