Hall Retirement jobs

“How do you bring kindness to others every day?”

• Develop, implement, and evaluate recreational programs and services to meet the physical, psychosocial, spiritual, and intellectual needs of the Residents,

• Provide opportunities for Residents to be involved in the planning of the programs,
• Assess individual Resident needs and care plan accordingly,
• Fully utilize the Welbi platform to create weekly and monthly activity calendars specifically designed to the needs of the current resident population,
• Ensure all resident recreation profiles are up to date and uploaded into the Welbi platform
• Facilitate the execution of all activities on the calendar, whether personally overseeing them or with the assistance of a volunteer,
• With the utilization of the Welbi platform, ensure that all identified KPIs and Scorecard metrics are met in the delivery of superior resident activities,
• Coordinate community services for the Residents regarding Pastoral Care,
• Facilitate the Residents’ Council, Recreation, and monthly town hall meetings
• Manage the departmental budget,
• Works in conjunction with all departments in order to meet our Resident's Requests
• Supervise team members and volunteers,
• Shows evidence of being focused on an individual’s feelings and knows how to turn a task into positive social interaction,
• Focusing the team each day on merging clinical care, personal care, and quality of life
• Participates in and implements learning, which develops one’s own emotional self-awareness and a person-centered approach toward others,

• Any and all other tasks as assigned

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  A community college diploma/university degree in a related recreation program is preferred, or a university degree in psychology, sociology, or gerontology plus a certificate in recreation/activation. Certificates in management, gerontology, and volunteer management are an asset,
• Previous experience working with seniors in a leadership role, preferably in a retirement home or long-term care setting,
• Previous employment in a health care/hospitality setting is an asset,
• Demonstrated understanding of/empathy for the needs of seniors,
• Demonstrated leadership and organizational skills as well as excellent communication skills, both written and verbal,
• Highly creative,
• Familiar with local community services/clubs,
• Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle,
• Knowledge of legislation that guides the program, including the Occupational Health and Safety and Retirement Homes Act,
• Excellent Computer skills,
• Presents a positive approach, not controlling language and actions towards people,
• Ability to display awareness and evidence on a daily basis of why feelings matter most to individuals,
• Ability to have meaningful engagements with others,
• Must have a clear vulnerable sector screen, no older than 6 months, TB test results in less than 6 months old and must be able to provide three supervisory references

• Competitive wages

• Support for personal and professional growth
• Employee benefits
• Employee and Family Assistance Program
• Matching RRSP contribution

We strive to be diverse, inclusive, fair, equitable and accessible by addressing barriers and promoting dignity and respect for all. If you require accommodation at any time during the recruitment process please contact the hiring manager.