Corrections activities specialist vs recreation leader

Differences between corrections activities specialist and recreation leader duties and responsibilities

Corrections activities specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage the maintenance of post MWR relate administrative records and submit program status reports in accordance with establish contractual requirements.
• Conduct classroom lectures and group activities such as GED study groups, stress management, and fitness/nutrition and weight management programs.
• Accommodate residents participate in various actives such as brain exercises, various board games, bingo night, and spring barbecue.
• Assume leadership responsibilities for classroom and educational activities, including enlisting volunteers for school/community functions, advocacy efforts, etc.
• Participate in a community-base course that challenge students to improve leadership skills while designing a community outreach project in teams.
• Maintain and ensure cleanliness of areas to uphold USPH and Disney standards.

Recreation leader example responsibilities.

• Manage funds and resources to include developing the annual NAF budget, which include submission and prioritization of program component requirements.
• Receive training in problem solving, peer mediation and first aid & CPR.
• Train in CPR, food handlers, and videos of other health relate issues.
• Include the use of PowerPoint, book references, and hands-on demonstration to verify attention to all learning styles.
• Utilize clinical assessment, MDS documentation, and collaboration with interdisciplinary team and families.
• Supervise and provide leadership for children participating in summer programs to ensure a safe and caring environment.
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