Activity Coordinator

Acadia External•Louisville, TN

23h

About The Position

Come join our team as an Activity Coordinator at Village Behavioral Health! If you are passionate and dedicated to making a difference in the lives of those in need through compassionate therapeutic practices while working in a team environment that supports learning and growth, this position is right for you!

Requirements

Bachelor's Degree in Therapeutic Recreation, Recreational Therapy or related field required.
Two or more years’ experience in recreation in a healthcare setting with knowledge of patient population served by the facility is required.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree preferred.

Responsibilities

Complete activity assessment through patient observation and patient/family interview, obtain information on the patient’s needs, skills, interests and limitations for the development and implementation of the treat plan.
Plan, organize, direct and implement the activities within the treatment program to facilitate patient progress with treatment goals.
Plan and implement an activities program including but not limited to therapeutic leisure skills and activities, leisure education and leisure awareness.
Facilitate and lead activity sessions to improve patient mental and physical well-being.
Instruct patients in activities and techniques, such are sports, dance, music, art or relaxation techniques designed to meet their specific needs.
Develop treatment plans and implement activity interventions that meet patient needs and interests and help the patient achieve his/her treatment goals.
Plan and implement activity interventions that promote a safe use of leisure time.
Provide activity interventions to promote the development of social skills and leisure independence.
Modify activities to suit the needs of specific groups.
Direct and supervise activity staff in their implementation of the activity therapy program and services, if applicable.
Demonstrate a positive, empathetic and professional attitude towards customers always.
When patient needs are not met, acknowledge and work to resolve complaints.
Recognize that patient safety is a top priority.