We provide good hourly wages, paid holidays, sick time, personal time, vacation time and a pension plan.
Call Molly Tanner, R.N., Director of Nursing: (860) 435-9851, ext. 128
If you are an exceptional R.N. with long-term care experience and outstanding clinical skills, we'd like to talk to you about an opportunities at Noble Horizons, known for excellence in nursing care and rehabilitation.
You'll enjoy the following benefits:
• shift differentials
• no mandated overtime
• no-lapse insurance coverage
• compensation commensurate with experience
• supportive management
• one-on-one orientation
• an attractive, positive, respectful work atmosphere
3-11 and 11-7 openings.
You'll enjoy the following benefits:
• full time, extra hours available
• shift differentials
• competitive wages
• supportive work environment
• comfortable orientation
• uniform allowance
• reciprocity reimbursement
• scholarship assistance for careers in nursing
Call Director of Nursing Molly Tanner, R.N. at 860-435-9851 or mtanner@churchhomes.org
Responsible for routine housekeeping, special housekeeping projects as assigned and emergency housekeeping tasks as they occur. Please stop at the Wagner Reception desk and fill out an application or call Laurie Frey, at (860) 435-9851, or email lfrey@churchhomes.org.
If you are cheerful, hard-working and flexible, we have a job for you! Hours will include weekends and evenings.
Great part time job, good hourly wage. If you are interested in working at a beautiful, progressive retirement community, please stop at the Wagner reception desk and fill out an application. EOE/AAE
Call Joe Thibodeau, Director of Dining Services at 860435-9851 or jthibodeau@churchhomes.org
"While visiting my mother in Whitridge, I grew very close to the nurses, her fellow residents and their families. So I became a volunteer in Whitridge, spending two hours there every Saturday. It’s the sense of community, of family that keeps me coming back."
- Lisa Dahoney (Downey) Riley, Daughter of a former resident and volunteer
"As people get older, they may want for less but they need more. They need company, they need community, they need caring. And that is what is provided, quietly, consistently, selflessly, day in and day out."
- Emily Soell, Sister of Wagner Terrace resident
