We provide good hourly wages, paid holidays, sick time, personal time, vacation time and a pension plan.
Call Joyce Finkelstein R.N., Director of Nursing: (860) 435-9851.
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.
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 Joyce Finkelstein, R.N. at 860-435-9851 or jfinkelstein@churchhomes.org
Provides a well-maintained and safe environment, free from hazards, through a planned schedule of routing and preventative maintenance in compliance with current applicable state, federal and local requirements.
Please stop by the Wagner Reception desk between 9am-5:30 pm daily to fill out an application or call Rich Perreault at 860-435-9851 or email rperreault@churchhomes.org if you are interested.
Valid driver's license, medical background required. Please schedule an interview by calling Donna Surdam 860-435-9851 or email: dsurdam@churchhomes.org
9 am-5:30 pm Responsible for handling mail, telephone and reprographics. Strong computer skills and the ability to handle multi-tasking a must. Please complete application or send resume and schedule an interview with Laurie Frey at 860-435-9851, ext. 113 or lfrey@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
"So often in this world we forget to say thank you when good deeds are done. The care than my parents received was a blessing for them and for my brother and me, letting us all continue for as long as we could a rich and loving life."
- Helen O’Malley, Daughter of former residents
