Life Enrichment Aide

POSITION

Life Enrichment Assistant

Life Enrichment Director

The Life Enrichment Assistant’s role is responsible for organizing, promoting, implementing and evaluating individualized life enrichment programming (one to one, small group and large group basis) to maximize clients' independence and consider the needs and interests of individual clients. Completes documentation including person centered care plans, progress notes and activity participation.

• Maintain brand standards and guidelines for Frontida Assisted Living, Frontida Management Group and their respective clients.
• Adheres to policies, operating procedures and company values
• Execute monthly and weekly activity calendar that meets residents’ needs and expectations including providing one-on-one programming for residents who cannot participate in a group setting
• Provide guidance to staff on the impact of life enrichment regarding residents’ quality of life
• Reviews program to ensure that it meets all state, federal, company, and other regulations and guidelines
• Complete and maintain time and attendance forms and inventory lists.
• Document individuals' progress toward meeting their treatment goals.
• Assists Life Enrichment Director with the planning and delivery of community events or activities at the residence
• Assist with the design physical layout and decorations for activities, displays, and other life enrichment products that meet standards
• Other duties as assigned by the Supervisor.

In addition to my duties as outlined above, the life enrichment aide must uphold Frontida’s values in day-to-day activities:

• Tell the Truth
• Work Hard
• Follow the Rules
• Love Others
• Have Fun
• Build Trust

Must complete probationary period successfully. Must be able to be flexible and work alone if necessary. Complete applicable CBRF classes. Desired:
High School Diploma or equivalent. Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to relate to residents, families, team members, peers, and other professionals appropriately. Strong prioritization and organization skills.

• Prolonged periods of standing, walking, and sitting.
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at a time.
• Must be able to commute to locations as needed which may require prolonged driving at times.