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Facility:HCR Manor Care-Denver
Posted:06/28/10
Job Title:Activity Assistant
Hours:3 days a week/30 work hours
Description of position:
HCR Manor Care-Denver is looking for an Activity Assistant. If you are energetic, outgoing, organized, and interested in this position, read on!
The Activity Assistant supports the efforts of the Activity Director in assessing, selecting, organizing and implementing recreational services to address the individualized needs and interests of the overall patient/resident population.
This position will be scheduled to work 3 days a week totaling 30 work hours.
Previous experience with memory-impaired clients and in facilitating activities is desired. Completion of a state approved activity-training course is preferred but not required.
Contact Information:If you are interested, please advise Marcia Casey, HR Director no later than close of day on July 8, 2010. Position is to be filled immediately. Marcia Casey, Human Resources Director, 374-hcr@hcr-manorcare.com
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Facility: The Gardens at Columbine in Littleton, CO
Posted:1/29/10
Job Title:Activities Director
Hours:Full Time
Description of position: Contact Information:If you have the above skills, please apply by emailing resume to candacemcmeans.gardens@gmail.com. Description
The involvement of all Colorado MTs will be essential to help the task force:
Your task force members are:
Assisted living community in the Littleton area seeking FT, compassionate & energetic Activities Director w/ min. 3 yrs exp. w/ seniors preferred. This person must have basic computer knowledge, understand the process of working with care plans, and have a warm personality. The candidate must be able to operate a 14 passenger bus with a satisfactory driving record and Colorado Driver's License. With assistance, this person will take groups of residents on outings, oversee the exercise program, parties, and much more. We are looking for a team player to supervise up to two employees and a variety of volunteers, as well as implement new & innovative activities to our existing program.
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Songwriting Contest 2010
COLORADO TASK FORCE FOR MUSIC THERAPY
Judy Simpson of AMTA and Dena Register of CBMT are working with a group of Colorado music therapists to improve recognition for the MT-BC credential in our state. The desired outcome is that various state agencies (i.e. the Department of Education, the Department of Health) will include music therapy on their lists of recognized professions and providers. Such recognition will help improve funding for music therapy and access for clients who benefit from music therapy in Colorado.
1. Understand the current state of the music therapy profession in Colorado and
2. Connect with community members and legislators who will help advance the field of Music Therapy in Colorado.
| Mollie Hiebert | Mollie@ColumbineMusicTherapy.com |
| Amy Wilson | COMusicTherapyServices@gmail.com |
| Kimberly Sena Moore | Kimberly@NeuroSong.com |
| Sarah Thompson | S_Thompson829@yahoo.com |
| Laura Hess | LLHess@hotmail.com |
Please feel free to contact any of use if you would like more information or have information that will help the Task Force in its efforts.
Current Action Items
It Only Takes 15 Minutes!
March 2009
Your Colorado State Task Force is in the midst of putting together informational brochures and fact sheets for you to use as you develop relationships with your representative and senator. As we prepare these materials, you can keep working on the
1st step of this process:
Step 1: Send a letter to your representative and senator (if you have not done so already).
The purpose of this letter is to begin to establish a relationship with your elected officials. The long-term goal will be to get their help figuring out the BEST way to achieve state recognition of the MT-BC credential. The first short-term objective is to get your first letter out in the mail.
This will only take 15 minutes! Download the following sample letters. You will need to adapt them slightly, but the bulk of the letter has already been written for you. Create one letter for your representative and one letter for your senator (Visit www.Congress.org, enter your zip code, and the site will tell you who your elected officials are). Print the letters, address the envelopes, add the stamps, and put them in the mail. It's that simple.
The next step will be outlined in late spring. Until then, if you have questions, please contact any of your task force members.
Remember - please take 15 minutes to get your two letters sent!
Download sample letters here (MS Word):