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A job in the Activities Department is dynamic and rewarding. Every day offers new opportunities to create and innovate. Administrators will look for several key points on your resume before offering you a position.
In this article we cover:
- Experience in Public Speaking
- A Special Talent or Skill
- Experience Working in Memory Care
- Pitching Activity Ideas
- How will you Meet the Needs of Residents?
- How Will You Handle Disgruntled Family Members?
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Currently I'm working as a activities assistant but I hope to some day become a activities coordinator!
Good for you John, it is a noble profession! All the best!
Brilliant tips for people. I love this site.
Thanks so much for your feedback Phillippa!
Brilliant tips. I have been called back for a second interview as an activities coordinator tomorrow so will bear these tips in mind. Wish me luck!!
Good luck Julie! Thanks for your feedback!
such helpful tips
Thanks Penny!
Thank you!
This is a wonderful article and great reminder of why I am in this career!
Thanks for your feedback Ali!
What a wonderful site !
Thank you so much Kathryn!
One question I was asked was what was the goal of or sign that you have succeeded in your role with a resident. My answer...a smile on the residents face.
I got the job :-)
Love it! Perfect answer!
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