Recreation Assistant

Federal Correctional Institute (FCI) Danbury Education Department

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OJT hours

Assist with the development and coordination of wellness and leisure-time programs and services, including assistance in curricula and lesson plan development, ensuring a diversity of class offerings that are adapted when necessary to meet participant needs.

Organize, instruct, and promote interest in individuals in various recreation and leisure modalities including: hobby crafts, musical instruments, recreational games, and individual and team sports.

500

Assist with the facilitation and training and coordination of recreation workers and work activities.

300

Explain principles, techniques, and safety procedures to participants in recreational activities, and demonstrates use of materials and equipment.

400

Develops constructive and cooperative working relationships, dealing with colleagues, clients, and supervisors to resolve complaints and handle work flow; building and maintaining lasting relations with professional personnel to carry out recreational objectives.

250

Complete and maintain schedules, records, statistics, forms, and reports. Assist in tracking attendance, participation, and performance dates/times.

300

Maintain, clean, and organize wellness equipment and supplies.

200

Assist organizing and managing special events or programs such as information presentations, health fairs, organized runs and walks, or live and/or media based entertainment, collaborating with professional personnel when necessary.

700

Serve as liaison between recreation specialists and/or management and activity instructors; discuss and resolve participant needs and complaints with recreation specialists and/or management.

250

Greet new arrivals to activities, explains rules and regulations, and responds to requests for information about programs and services.

200

Provide for entertainment and set-up related decorations and equipment.

200

Exercise sound judgment and decision making to assist recreation specialists in managing conflicts and unpredictable events.

200

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