13 recreation program coordinator jobs at 9 companies in Smithfield, RI
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Recreation Coordinator
Mystic, Connecticut, United States
$20/hrOnsiteFull Time
Distinctive Hospitality Group: Owns and operates upscale hotels and restaurants.
Plan, organize, and lead guest recreational programs; strong communication and organizational skills; ability to work flexible hours including evenings and weekends; CPR/First Aid a plus.
City of Newton: Municipal government serving the residents of Newton, Massachusetts.
5+ MgmtBachelor's degree required; 5+ years supervisory aquatics experience; CPR, AED and First Aid certification; valid driver's license; must be 21+. CPO preferred. Responsibilities include staff oversight, scheduling, training, customer service, and cash reconciliation.
Hebrew SeniorLife: Provides comprehensive senior living and geriatric healthcare services.
Plans and coordinates educational, recreational, cultural and multigenerational programs; requires bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, computer literacy (Windows, Word, PowerPoint, Excel), ability to lift 25 lbs, and availability for some weekends/evenings.
Windows, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Excel
Town of Barrington: Providing municipal services and public administration for town residents.
Experience in event planning, recreation, hospitality, or customer service; strong organizational and project management skills; proficient in Canva, Microsoft Office, and Microsoft Outlook; clear communicator; able to work occasional evenings and weekends.
Head Field Hockey Coach & Intramural/Recreation Coordinator
Framingham, Massachusetts, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Framingham State University: Public university offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs.
Providing leadership for the field hockey program, creating and directing intramurals and recreation, supervising student staff and assistant coaches; nights and weekend hours required; 12-month full-time role.
Blue Star Families: Supports military and veteran families through resources and programs.
Proven outdoor recreation and event coordination experience; program administration, scheduling, documentation, reporting; familiarity with Google Suite, Canva, and Zoom; ability to build relationships with military families.
Benchmark Senior Living: Operates senior living communities providing personalized care and housing.
High school diploma or bachelor's/equivalent; training in recreational activities and dementia care; ability to develop and lead programs, maintain confidentiality, and coordinate multiple tasks.
Benchmark Senior Living: Operates senior living communities providing personalized care and housing.
High school diploma or equivalent; knowledge of aging, Alzheimer’s and dementia; training in recreational activities; ability to develop programs, coordinate tasks, maintain confidentiality, and motivate residents.
Benchmark Senior Living: Operates senior living communities providing personalized care and housing.
High school diploma or equivalent, training/knowledge in recreational activities and dementia care, ability to coordinate tasks, maintain confidentiality, and develop/implement programs for older adults and people with disabilities.
Benchmark Senior Living: Operates senior living communities providing personalized care and housing.
Requires high school diploma (or bachelor’s degree/equivalent experience), training in recreational activities, knowledge of aging and dementia, ability to coordinate tasks, and experience developing programs for elders and disabled individuals.
Summer Place: A senior living community providing independent living and memory care services.
3+ YOE2+ MgmtAssociate degree in recreation/related field, 3+ years related experience, 2 years supervisory experience, must be 21+, plans and coordinates resident programs, develops budgets, supervises staff, and maintains compliance.
Benchmark Senior Living: Operates senior living communities providing personalized care and housing.
High school diploma or degree; experience with aging/disabilities; training in recreational activities; knowledge of Alzheimer’s/dementias; confidentiality; ability to coordinate multiple tasks.