Well- Attendant

Job Title

Well-being Attendant

Campus Recreation, IM Building

Coordinator for Fitness and Well-being, Personal Training

12.50/hour

Campus Recreation is committed to fostering health and well-being within our community. Our well‑being room provides a peaceful environment for relaxation and rejuvenation. The Well‑being Attendant will help maintain cleanliness and ambiance of the well‑being room, assist patrons, and support well‑being activities and programming.

• Assist in providing exceptional customer service to patrons.
• Responsible for scheduling and assisting patrons with making reservations in Fusion software.
• Greet and check for proper identification of all guests via Fusion facility management software.
• Educate patrons on well‑being initiatives and Penn State Flourish model.
• Keep the well‑being facility clean and organized, including lounge area, massage chairs, and mind‑body spaces.
• Encourage positive group development by engaging with participants and promoting a culture of respect and trust.
• Responsible for upholding the risk management plan for student staff, which is designed to prevent injuries and prepare students to respond appropriately to accidents, injuries, and life‑threatening emergencies.
• Ensure well‑being room is safe, secure, and operational.
• Responsible for opening and closing procedures of well‑being room.
• Routine and/or special cleaning of equipment within well‑being room.
• Ability to troubleshoot employee requests or problems with equipment and well‑being room.
• Assist Well‑being Manager with staffing concerns.
• Complete other responsibilities as assigned by Wellness Manager or Fitness & Well‑being Professional Staff.

• Attend all certifications or training(s) regarding technology within the well‑being room.
• Attend certification training(s) for well‑being, including Mental Health First Aid.
• Complete Well‑being Flourish Trainings.
• Be receptive to professional and personal development.
• Balance time commitments.
• Give and receive feedback.
• Recognize limitations and work to improve in a timely manner.
• Function as a contributing member of the Campus Recreation team.

• Act as an extension of professional staff.
• Comprehensive knowledge and understanding of Campus Recreation and well‑being.
• Well‑being Attendant attire:
  • Always appear neat, clean, and dressed professionally for role.
  • Blue jeans without holes, dress slacks, shorts, or capris.
  • Tops must be professional uniform.
  • No hats or cutoff shorts.
  • Nametag above the waist and on the left side.

• Strong problem‑solving skills and ability to be proactive in decision‑making.
• Ability to positively interact with student staff and patrons.
• Ability to work independently.
• Complete all required Penn State LRN training(s).
• Work a minimum of 10 hours per week. Average of three hours per week for department focused work.
• Attendance/Availability – must keep accurate and up‑to‑date availability in When‑To‑Work.
• Accommodate a variable work schedule that may include early mornings, late evenings, and/or weekends.
• Successfully complete American Red Cross or equivalent Adult CPR/First Aid after hire.
• Successful completion of background check(s) in accordance with University policies.

• Time Management
  :
  Ability to balance work with academic responsibilities.
• Adaptability
  :
  Flexibility to handle different tasks and adjust to changing schedules.
• Problem‑Solving
  :
  Quick thinking to address patron concerns and operational issues.
• Empathy
  :
  Understanding and addressing the needs of patrons with care.
• Teamwork
  :
  Collaborating effectively with other staff members.
• Initiative
  :
  Proactively identifying tasks that need to be done and acting accordingly.

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