Colonial: Rare Talents, Real People, the Right Job

Rewarding
From the Colonial Foundation to the Colonial Schools and our Community Services, from the The Coach House Tavern & Grille to the Bever Wellness Center, from Berkeley Square to Westover, Colonial has created a culture of caring renowned for its generosity, vitality and excellence. We acknowledge and give credit for this success directly to those who live, play, and most importantly, work here.

Respected
With over 300 employees, Colonial is one of the largest non-profit organizations and also one of the top 10 employers in the Greater Hamilton area. Our employees are the cornerstone of support and dedication to our mission.

Colonial is also extremely grateful to the many volunteers who play a large role in our organization. These dedicated individuals help in a multitude of ways – from gardening on the grounds to reading to school children to delivering meals to a neighbor. We could not fulfill our mission without our volunteers’ willingness and support. See where you can help as a volunteer.

Reliable

Our organization is about people – and the people who uphold our standards of employee excellence are the most valuable. We are proud to be able to offer competitive salaries that include a number of rewards and benefits:

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance for you and any dependents
• Life insurance
• A 401(k) retirement plan
• Tuition reimbursement
• Scholarship funds
• Attendance incentive programs
• Employee assistance programs
• Colonial School discounts

Although our needs frequently change, we always welcome resumes and inquiries from prospective employees or volunteers who are committed to providing the highest quality of care with compassion and dedication.

For more information, call 513-785-4754 or e-mail information@colonialseniors.org

Or you may apply in person or submit your resume to:
Employee Relations Department
520 Eaton Avenue, Suite 250
Hamilton, OH  45013

"And they do it so graciously and warmly that you don't feel like you're among strangers at all. It's a wonderful spirit."
Ed Malling
Berkeley Square resident