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Join Our Community
Careers, volunteering, and partnerships at The Residence At Whitcomb House.
Whether you're building a career in senior care, looking to give back, sharing a talent that brightens our residents' day, or earning volunteer or school-credit hours — there's a place for you here.
Careers
Full-time, part-time, and per-diem roles across our community.
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Volunteer
Give a few hours a week and make a real difference.
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Share Your Talent
Performers, artists & contractors who bring joy to residents.
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Students
Earn volunteer hours or school credit — high school & college.
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Build Your Career With Us
We're always looking for compassionate, dependable people to join our team — care staff, dining, housekeeping, nursing, and more.
No open positions right now
We don't have any openings posted at the moment, but we're always glad to hear from great people. Send us your resume and we'll keep it on file for when a role opens up.
Email us to applyWhy work with us
- Competitive pay with shift options
- Health, dental, and vision coverage for eligible roles
- Paid time off and holidays
- Supportive team and hands-on training
- Meaningful work in a close-knit community
- Opportunities to grow within senior care
To apply, email your resume to admin@whitcombhousema.com with the position title in the subject line.
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Volunteer With Us
Our volunteers are part of the family. A little time goes a long way — whether it's sharing a conversation, lending a hand at an event, or bringing a hobby to life for our residents.
Friendly Visitor
1–2 hours/week, flexibleSpend time one-on-one with residents — conversation, reading, cards, or just good company.
Event Helper
Occasional, event-basedLend a hand at parties, holiday celebrations, and community outings.
Activity Leader
Flexible, by arrangementShare a hobby — gardening, music, art, games — and lead a small group session.
Technology Buddy
1 hour/week, flexibleHelp residents video-call family, use tablets, or navigate everyday tech.
Community Partners
Share Your Talent
Some of our residents' favorite moments come from special guests. If you're a performer, artist, instructor, or contractor who can bring something fun to our community, we'd love to hear from you — one-time visits and recurring programs both welcome.
Magic Shows & Performers
Magicians, comedians, and entertainers who love an appreciative crowd.
Arts & Crafts Days
Craft instructors and artists to lead hands-on creative sessions.
Live Music
Singers, instrumentalists, and small ensembles for afternoons and events.
Pet Therapy
Certified therapy-animal handlers for gentle, joyful visits.
Gardening & Nature
Master gardeners and nature guides for seasonal, hands-on fun.
Contractors & Vendors
Local businesses with something special to offer our community.
Tell us what you'd like to bring, your availability, and any space or setup needs. Paid engagements and volunteer appearances are both welcome.
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Student Volunteer Hours & School Credit
We proudly host high school and college students who need community-service hours, service-learning placements, or school credit. It's a rewarding way to gain real experience in healthcare and human services.
- High school students: earn community-service hours toward graduation or club requirements.
- College students: complete service-learning, practicum, or internship placements.
- Both volunteer (unpaid, hour-tracking) and for-credit arrangements are welcome.
- We'll help verify and sign off on your hours or paperwork through your school coordinator.
Getting started
Have your school's volunteer/service coordinator or the required paperwork ready — email us with your school, the number of hours or credits you need, and your deadline, and we'll help set it up.
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Answers about careers, volunteering, and student hours
Email your resume to admin@whitcombhousema.com with the position title in the subject line. A team member will follow up about next steps.
Yes. We host both high school and college students for community-service hours, service-learning, and for-credit placements. Email us your school, the hours or credits you need, and your deadline so we can coordinate the paperwork.
We'd love that. Email us describing what you'd like to bring, your availability, and any setup needs. Both one-time visits and recurring programs are welcome.
It's flexible. Many volunteers give one to two hours a week, while others help occasionally at events. We'll find something that fits your schedule.
No experience is required for most volunteer roles — just kindness, reliability, and a genuine interest in spending time with older adults. We'll orient you before you start.