Program Instructor BC

Job Summary & Duties

We are looking for a Program Instructor for our Maple Ridge Stroke Recovery Program.

• you are passionate about helping stroke survivors in their journey of recovery
• you are a great facilitator with well-developed leadership skills
• you excel at program planning and coordinating
• you are a true networker who is knowledgeable about community resources and comfortable doing outreach and making connections

The Program Instructor plans and delivers weekly in-person community‑based stroke recovery programming which:

• is based on the specific goals and priorities of participants in the program
• addresses the needs and gaps within the community
• improves the quality of life of stroke survivors
• has measurable outcomes for recovery and reintegration into community
• is aligned with the Vision and Mission of the Stroke Recovery Association of BC

Weekly program planning and delivery includes logistics (venue), scheduling speakers and paid service providers (e.g. exercise instructors), preparing and delivering activities and discussions, and delivering specialized programming such as Supported Conversation groups.

The weekly program (venue) may include:

• activities to improve fitness and mobility
• activities to improve communication
• activities to stimulate cognition and memory
• presentations and/or discussions contributing to wellness and a healthy lifestyle
• support and resources to facilitate community reintegration

Hourly rate: $26 per hour
Hours per week: 5 (2 hours in-person facilitation and 3 hours remote administration)

Schedule:

Part‑time, contract

Start date:

June or July 2026

Location:

Maple Ridge (in-person)

Stroke Recovery BC provides services, education, and advocacy to those affected by stroke throughout every stage of recovery. Stroke Recovery BC delivers in-person and virtual programs, with an objective to help stroke survivors, and their caregivers, reach individual goals for recovery and reintegrate into their communities.

Required:

• Experience and a qualification in a healthcare related field, recreation, working with adults with a disability or seniors, and/or community‑based program planning and delivery
• Specific experience facilitating virtual programs or groups
• Group facilitation / leadership experience
• Computer and administrative skills: MS Office suite
• Enjoy working with people and building relationships
• Flexibility, adaptability, problem‑solving and initiative
• Knowledge of community resources
• Strong organizational skills with ability to manage multiple tasks effectively
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to engage diverse audiences and adapt teaching methods accordingly

Preferred:

• Case management experience
• Experience working with stroke survivors
• Information and referral experience
• Experience working with volunteers, especially as a supervisor

Successful applicants will be required to provide a transparent police record check, including a vulnerable sector screen.