Recreation Aide PT

About the role

The Alps at Wayne Rehab is looking for a compassionate, energetic, and dependable Part‑Time Recreation Aide to help create engaging experiences for our residents. In this role you will make each day more enjoyable, social, and fulfilling for seniors, using your personality and creativity to make a real difference.

Benefits

• Meaningful part‑time work where you can see the impact you make every day
• Opportunity to build genuine connections with residents
• Supportive and team‑oriented environment
• A role where your creativity and personality are encouraged
• Flexible schedule for someone seeking part‑time work
• Valuable experience in healthcare, senior care, recreation, and human services
• Be part of a team dedicated to creating a positive resident experience

Responsibilities

• Assist with planning and leading daily recreational and social activities
• Encourage residents to participate in activities based on their interests and abilities
• Help organize games, arts and crafts, music, trivia, entertainment, and other group activities
• Provide one‑on‑one activities and companionship for residents who prefer individual engagement
• Assist with special events, holiday programs, celebrations, and community activities
• Help prepare and organize activity supplies and spaces
• Encourage socialization and positive interaction among residents
• Build meaningful relationships with residents and learn about their interests and preferences
• Assist residents with getting to and participating in scheduled activities
• Maintain a welcoming, positive, and inclusive atmosphere
• Work closely with the Recreation/Activities team and other departments to support resident engagement

Qualifications

• Previous experience working with seniors, in recreation, activities, healthcare, childcare, education, hospitality, or customer service is a plus
• Friendly, outgoing, and compassionate personality
• Creative and enthusiastic approach to activities
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Reliable, patient, and team‑oriented
• Comfortable interacting with individuals with different abilities and needs
• Ability to encourage participation while respecting each resident's preferences and independence
• Genuine enjoyment of helping others and making a positive difference in residents' lives