Part-Time Community Events Specialist

About Abby Care

Our mission is to redefine care for the most vulnerable. We are transforming home health through purpose-built, thoughtful technology and a unique care model with families at the core.

What makes us the home health provider of the 21st century:

• Digital health integrations - We innovate to give our clinical teams superpowers. We build technology to decrease clinical administrative work and to improve the measurement of health outcomes.
• Clinical excellence - We strive to deliver the best-in class care to our families. Our culture encourages clinical growth and emphasizes quality in all our clinical processes.
• Family training and support - We believe that family care is key to a patient's wellbeing and health. Our care model incorporates family support into care plans.

 

The Role

At Abby Care, community is our greatest strength—and we’re looking for a Community Events Specialist to bring that to life. This is a Part-Time opportunity based in Denver, CO, with the possibility to extend to full-time. This role is all about creating meaningful, consistent, and inclusive touchpoints that connect families, reduce isolation, and foster a sense of belonging among our members. From park playdates to moms' nights out, you’ll design and execute events that build community, generate word-of-mouth referrals, and amplify our mission. You’ll be the face of Abby Care in the community—part strategist, part storyteller, and always a connector.

Key Responsibilities 

• Research, plan, coordinate, and host a variety of weekly events across Colorado (family-friendly, caregiver-only, informal, and signature experiences).
• Manage logistics for events including location scouting, budgeting, marketing, materials, and refreshments.
• Serve as an on-the-ground representative of Abby Care—sharing our story, building trust, and deepening relationships.
• Track key engagement and conversion metrics to evaluate impact and optimize event strategy.
• Foster and grow a thriving caregiver network by ensuring a sense of community at all events.
• Collaborate with internal teams to integrate events into broader growth, outreach, and retention strategies.
• Stay attuned to caregiver needs, community trends, and local opportunities to increase reach and relevance.

The Requirements

• Must currently reside in the Greater Denver Metropolitan Area
• A Bachelor's Degree or equivalent 4-year degree in Marketing, Communications, or Public Health
• 1–3 years of experience coordinating events for groups of 25 or more, with direct involvement in event logistics
• Experience in community engagement, event coordination, outreach initiatives, or grassroots organizing efforts
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills 
• Willingness to work flexible hours and travel locally for events and participation
• Comfortability to operate independently in a field-based environment  
• Bilingual in Spanish is preferred

 

This is a Part-Time role with an estimated hourly compensation of $20/hr.