Job Description

Must be a licensed LPN in the state of PA

Position Summary:

The Memory Care Coordinator is responsible for the overall leadership, operation, and quality of care within the Memory Care neighborhood. This role ensures a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for residents while providing direct supervision, training, and support to medication technicians and caregivers. The Memory Care Coordinator works hands-on as needed and ensures compliance with all state Personal Care Home (PCH) regulations and community standards.

Key Responsibilities:

Provide day-to-day leadership of the Memory Care neighborhood, including supervision, training, coaching, and discipline of medication technicians and caregivers Monitor residents continuously for changes in health status, behavior, and overall well-being, communicating concerns appropriately Work on the floor as needed to support staffing, resident care, and unit operations Maintain knowledge of state PCH regulations and ensure all guidelines are consistently followed within the unit Complete and oversee required resident evaluations and assessments, including RASP/DME, Level of Care (LOC), and other applicable assessments Ensure shower schedules, laundry services, and personal care routines are followed consistently Develop, maintain, and implement a monthly activities calendar specific to the Memory Care neighborhood Lead and participate in unit-based activities, including structured programming, arts and crafts, and creative engagement opportunities Promote resident-centered care and meaningful engagement tailored to cognitive abilities Ensure a safe, secure, and supportive environment for both residents and staff Collaborate with nursing, administration, and other departments to ensure high-quality care and service delivery

Qualifications:

Must be a licensed LPN in the state of Pennsylvania Experience working in memory care, personal care, or a related senior living or healthcare environment Knowledge of state Personal Care Home (PCH) regulations and memory care best practices Strong leadership, communication, and organizational skills Ability to work hands-on with residents and staff in a fast-paced care environment Experience completing or overseeing resident assessments preferred Commitment to resident safety, dignity, and quality of life

Physical & Work Requirements:

Ability to work on the floor, assist residents as needed, and respond to emergencies Available for on-call every other weekend

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