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Trustwell Living at Kent Place

Activity Director

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What they do

An Activities Director oversees the therapeutic and recreational activities for geriatric groups. They may work in a retirement home, nursing home, senior center or healthcare setting.

$57,366 / year median in Washington

+17% projected growth

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Job Description

Are you the kind of person who can turn an ordinary Tuesday into a mini-celebration? Do you love planning events, inspiring creativity, and making people smile? If so, we want YOU to lead the fun as our Activities Director , where every day is a chance to make life brighter for our amazing residents.
Schedule:
Sometimes you'll work weekends, holidays, or evenings—but those are often the most fun events anyway! As our Activities Director, you'll be the heartbeat of our community, bringing energy, imagination, and compassion to everything you do. You'll design and deliver a diverse calendar of programs that keep our residents engaged, connected, and thriving physically, mentally, and socially. Think art classes, music sessions, themed parties, scenic outings, and the occasional dance-off!
Key Responsibilities:
Plan, schedule, and host daily, weekly, and monthly activities—everything from art classes to trivia nights, wellness walks, and themed parties. Get creative with new programs based on resident interests (have a chess club? knitting circle? tiny dog parade?) Organize special events and outings like lunch trips, movie days, music performances, and holiday celebrations. Be a visible, positive presence in the community—encouraging participation and helping new residents get involved. Track participation and engagement and adjust programming based on feedback and resident needs. Maintain an activity budget and order supplies. Lead and inspire your activity assistant(s) and volunteers. What You Bring Previous experience in senior living, recreation, or social services setting is a big plus. A high school diploma or GED is required; a degree in recreation therapy, social work, or a related field is a bonus. Valid Drivers License CPR/First Aid certification or willingness to get it. Creativity, enthusiasm, and a deep appreciation for older adults. Leadership and organizational skills Experience planning and leading group events, activities, or programs. Why Join Us? At Trustwell, we believe in creating a work environment that fosters growth and satisfaction. We offer competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional development. By joining our team, you'll become part of a community that values care and compassion toward its senior residents. We strive to build an inclusive work environment that celebrates differences and empowers all individuals with opportunities to channel their entrepreneurial spirit. Trustwell is an EEO employer. All offers of employment with Trustwell Living are contingent upon a satisfactory background and drug screening.