Child Activity Coordinator (Temporary)

Nemours Children’s Health is a prominent and internationally recognized children’s health system dedicated to providing exceptional pediatric care across multiple states. With over 1.7 million patient encounters each year, Nemours operates two advanced, freestanding children’s hospitals located in Delaware and Florida, complemented by a pediatric network that includes 80 primary, urgent, and specialty care practices, along with more than 40 hospitalists serving 19 affiliated hospitals. The organization generates annual revenues exceeding $1.7 billion, sourced from patient services, contributions from the Alfred I. duPont Trust, and other income streams. Known as one of the nation’s premier pediatric health systems, Nemours is committed to discovering innovative approaches to pediatric health by emphasizing prevention alongside treatment and working collaboratively with communities to create healthier environments for children to thrive. Their integrated approach spans clinical treatment, research, advocacy, education, and prevention, striving to foster the healthiest generations yet. Inclusion and belonging are central to Nemours’ mission, with a strong focus on providing culturally relevant care, reducing health disparities, and building inclusive, supportive environments for patients, families, and staff alike. This progressive health system encourages all associates to embody these values in their daily interactions and responsibilities. For more information, visit www.nemours.org.

The Child Life Activity Coordinator position at Nemours is an exciting full-time role involving 32 hours per week over five days. This role is dedicated to planning and executing daily and special event activities that serve both recreational and therapeutic purposes for patients and their families, all while maintaining adherence to stringent safety and infection prevention protocols. The coordinator plays a vital role in promoting family-centered care and enhancing the patient and family experience through active engagement in diverse activities and events. Working in close collaboration with department leadership, the coordinator also contributes to annual goal setting, projects, and program development as a member of the child life team. Responsibilities include managing associate and volunteer staffing for activities and special events, supporting the department’s mission and values, and maintaining safe, clean play environments. The role requires outstanding communication skills, the ability to navigate fast-paced environments with professionalism, and a strong commitment to individualized, developmentally appropriate care for children of all ages. The coordinator also fosters partnerships within the hospital and broader community, ensuring programming is psychosocially sound and inclusive of all abilities, ages, and backgrounds. Additionally, they are responsible for volunteer orientation and maintaining up-to-date knowledge of organizational policies and compliance standards. Overall, this position offers a meaningful opportunity to impact the lives of pediatric patients and families through the provision of dedicated therapeutic and recreational programming in a supportive and collaborative environment.