Work @ Whittier!
Amazing people work at Whittier. Many have started their careers with us, and many have been with us for over a decade or more. Let’s introduce you to some of them!
Morgan Tolman, LPN
“As a teenager and looking to get started in healthcare, Whittier came highly recommended to me. I am thankful for all the opportunities Whittier has given me and have since enjoyed my journey of learning and growing in my craft the past 12 years.”
Leah Carlin, OTR/L, Director of Rehabilitation Services @Westborough
“I love the team dynamic we have here in this building. Everyone works closely together to best meet the needs of each patient. With different levels of care under one roof, we get to work with a variety of patients and watching their recoveries is the most satisfying part of my job."
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Working @ Whittier has its rewards
Bonus Holiday
United Healthcare Medical Insurance
Employee Recognition
Company Sponsored Certification Classes
Certification classes are offered at company cost: BLS, ACLS, and Dementia training as required by long term facilities
Vacation Time
401(k) Retirement Plan
All employees age 21+ are eligible to participate after 30 days of employment
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Work With People Who Care
There’s a reason why so many of our employees have been with us for so long – being part of a team, being recognized and promoted from within – these are just some of the reasons why working for a small family-run organization make all the difference to our employees.
Michaela Carlson, LSW Director of Social Services at Hannah Duston Healthcare Center, discusses the role of the Social Worker in the skilled nursing setting.
We recently sat down with Michaela Carlson, LSW, Director of Social Services at Hannah Duston Healthcare Center, to talk about the role of the Social Worker in the skilled nursing setting and how that role has become even more important in these last few years. What...
A Dietitian and a Speech-Language Pathologist at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital Bradford explain how they work closely together to tailor dietary needs to care for our compromised patients: “It’s a balance between keeping people safe but also piquing their interest in food.”
Speech-Language Pathologist Holly Sylvestre, MS CCC-SLP and Dietitian Ashley Iannaco, RD, LDN met with us recently to talk about their different roles and to explain how they collaborate to meet the nutritional needs of the patients under their care at Whittier...
Whittier’s Director of Psychology and Neuropsychology, Michael Sefton, Ph.D., offers advice on winter sports and traumatic brain injury.
Michael Sefton, Ph.D., Director of Psychology and Neuropsychology at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital Westborough, has treated a lot of winter sports traumatic brain injuries during his career. Here he shares some thoughts on the causes, treatments, and prevention of...
An interview with NaDarron Fort, Nurse Practitioner at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital Westborough: “Always treat your patients as you would want to be treated. It’s just as easy as that.”
Our clinician spotlight at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital Westborough is NaDarron Fort, NP, a licensed Nurse Practitioner who has been working under the guidance of Dr. Deborah Markowitz of Pulmonary Associates of Metro West. For over 5 years now, NaDarron has been...
Celebrating our employees and their years of service at Whittier Health Network!
At Whittier, celebrating milestones is an annual event! Every year, all of our network facilities hold Years of Service celebrations. We gather to honor and recognize our employees and thank them for their contribution and longevity with the Whittier team. Our...
The Whittier Way: Michael Griffin, MSPT, discusses the different approach to Physical Therapy at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital-Westborough’s Outpatient Clinic
Michael Griffin is a Physical Therapist specializing in helping patients reduce pain, restore mobility, rehabilitate an injury, and increase movement and overall function. Michael is going on 7 years of service at Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital, Westborough's...
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