The Memory Care Alliance is hiring!

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Postion: Administrative Coordinator

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Part time 20 hours/week to start (M-Th 10am – 3pm). Contract position. Our Administrative Coordinator will be responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of our office. Candidate must display the following attributes: self-motivation, attention to detail and possess excellent organizational skills. Must be proficient in word and excel and other basic business software. Wage based on experience and skill set. A knowledge of Alzheimer’s-dementia and/or senior related care helpful, but not necessary.

Duties to include, but not limited to:

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• Assists managing the executive director’s schedule, sets appointments and manages daily calendar. 

• Help plan larger educational and promotional events. Attends larger educational events and fundraisers.

• Phone, both incoming and outgoing. Checks voice mail daily and replies accordingly.

• Manages emails and e-blasts, replies and/or forwards to appropriate person.

• Manages monthly event calendar.

• Works with Director of Development to manage both our data and donor base.

• Tracks attendance for caregiver meetings and other events.

• Website. Works with ED and IT person to keep site updated.

• Manages our office volunteers.

• Wellness checks either via phone or email.

• Assist in travel plans for staff.

 

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO SUBMIT A RESUME WITH COVER LETTER, please email: admin@thememorycarealliance.org

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ABOUT the Memory Care Alliance

MISSION STATEMENT: To provide ongoing education and support to families impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia, replacing social stigmas with compassionate understanding, and a vision for life after diagnosis.

FOUR CORE PROGRAMS:

●    COMMUNITIES OF CARE - weekly caregiver meetings based on our belief that the most valuable resource caregivers have is each other.

●    EDUCATION EMPOWERS  - programs like caregiver days, our Prepare to Care course, workshops and presentations on topics caregivers need, all provide the knowledge and skills needed to succeed.

●    SOCIALIZATION, NOT ISOLATION - monthly Memory Cafes and our Out and About field trips keep both caregivers and the ones they care for, socially engaged and active.

●    DEMENTIA FRIENDS - this community ambassador program helps build “dementia friendly communities” to remove the fear and stigma of Alzheimer’s and replace it with compassionate understanding and constructive actions.

https://www.thememorycarealliance.org/