Office Attendant

Be the First Welcome. Be the Steady Presence.

Attendant | Luther Ridge at Middletown

Part-Time Weekend Opportunity

At Luther Ridge at Middletown, the smallest interactions often make the biggest impact.
A warm greeting. A calm response. A helping hand when it matters most.

As an Attendant, you are more than a front desk presence—you are the heartbeat of the building, helping create a safe, welcoming, and supportive environment for residents, families, and staff every single day.

Why This Role Matters

You are often the first face people see and the first voice they hear.
You help ensure:

• Residents feel safe and supported


• Families feel welcomed and reassured


• The building runs smoothly and securely

This is where service meets purpose.

Schedule (Part-Time Weekend)

• Saturday & Sunday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM


• Saturday: 4:00 PM – 12:00 midnight

What You’ll Do

• Welcome and assist residents, visitors, and staff


• Manage calls, messages, and front desk operations


• Monitor building access and ensure safety protocols


• Respond to questions and support daily needs


• Communicate important updates and coordinate with teams


• Help maintain a clean, organized, and welcoming environment


• Be a calm, reliable presence during both routine and unexpected situations

What You Bring

• High school diploma or equivalent


• Strong communication and customer service skills


• Ability to stay organized and responsive in a busy environment


• Comfort working with diverse populations, including seniors


• Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office)


• A positive attitude and a genuine desire to help others

Why Luther Ridge at Middletown

Because this is more than a job—it’s purpose in action.

You’ll be part of a team that believes:

• Every person deserves dignity and respect


• Community starts with connection


• Small moments create lasting impact

If You’re Curious, Let’s Talk

If you bring warmth, reliability, and heart to everything you do—this role was made for you.

Apply today and be the reason someone feels welcome, safe, and seen.