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The Life Enrichment Coordinator (LEC) serves as a champion of purpose, connection, and meaningful living for residents across Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care. This role is responsible for creating and leading a vibrant, person centered life enrichment program that supports the physical, emotional, social, intellectual, and spiritual well-being of residents. At Peaceful Pines Senior Living, *Living Life Together* means recognizing that every resident has a unique life story, interests, strengths, traditions, and aspirations. The Life Enrichment Coordinator ensures residents have opportunities each day to engage in meaningful experiences, build relationships, celebrate milestones, maintain independence, and continue living lives filled with purpose and joy. The Life Enrichment Coordinator partners with residents, families, team members, volunteers, and community organizations to create an environment where engagement is not simply an activity, but a way of life. Through creativity, leadership, and compassionate relationship building, this role helps ensure residents feel connected, valued, and truly at home. **ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:** Resident Experience & Purposeful Living: • Lead the development, implementation, and oversight of a comprehensive life enrichment program that promotes whole-person wellness. • Plan and schedule a minimum of five (5) hours of daily programming and one (1) hour of evening programming per level of care. • Create meaningful opportunities that support residents' physical, social, cognitive, emotional, intellectual, and spiritual well-being. • Ensure activities reflect resident interests, preferences, life stories, abilities, and goals. • Foster a vibrant, engaging community culture where residents feel connected, valued, and empowered. • Encourage resident choice and participation while respecting individual preferences and independence. • Reinforce that meaningful engagement is essential to quality of life, purpose, dignity, and overall wellness. Memory Care & Individualized Engagement: • Develop and implement structured daily routines within Memory Care that provide familiarity, comfort, purpose, and success. • Utilize person-centered dementia care practices that preserve dignity and reduce distress. • Create opportunities for sensory engagement, reminiscence, creativity, movement, and meaningful connection. • Develop and maintain resident profiles that include life history, interests, routines, preferences, family connections, and meaningful experiences. • Support residents who may not participate in group activities through individualized one-to-one engagement. • Collaborate with nursing and care teams to adapt programming to residents' changing abilities and needs. Programming, Events & Community Life: • Design, coordinate, and facilitate a wide variety of programs, events, educational opportunities, outings, fitness activities, spiritual programs, and social gatherings. • Create and distribute monthly activity calendars that clearly communicate programming opportunities. • Design and distribute monthly newsletters and maintain digital displays showcasing community life and upcoming events. • Coordinate celebrations of birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and community milestones. • Support resident participation through personal invitations, encouragement, and relationship-building. • Track resident participation and evaluate program effectiveness. • Ensure activity spaces, equipment, and supplies remain organized, clean, inviting, and ready for use. • Safely transport residents using community vehicles for outings, scenic drives, appointments, and special events as needed. Family, Volunteer & Community Partnerships: • Foster meaningful relationships between residents, families, volunteers, schools, faith communities, businesses, and community organizations. • Develop, recruit, coordinate, train, and recognize volunteers. • Create opportunities for intergenera…