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RNs, LPNs, Certified Nursing Assistants

Calcutta House is looking to add qualified care givers to our nursing department, especially those interested in working part time and/or on an as-needed basis. Qualified candidates will be licensed nurses, RNs or LPNs, and Certified Nursing Assistants.

Interested, qualified applicants should mail, fax or email a resume, letter of interest, and references to:

Anita Chandler-May, RN
Nursing Manager
Calcutta House
1601 W. Girard Avenue
Philadelphia , PA 19130
Fax: 215-684-0490
Email

No phone calls please.
Salaries are competitive, and based upon the experience, qualifications, and availability of the candidate. EOE

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History

Calcutta House, founded over two decades ago by Mother Teresa’s Brothers of Charity in a rented, five bedroom row home in the University City area of West Philadelphia, originally provided a clean, comfortable, accepting and supportive place for ostracized individuals with end-stage AIDS to spend their final months in peace and comfort.

Board of Directors

Board of Directors

Shawn Marcell, Chair

Joseph Drennan, Vice Chair

Debra Green, PhD, Secretary

Kelli Marans, Esq, Treasurer

Christopher Bartlett

Howard Childs, Esq., CPA

E. George Dobosh

John Gallagher, Esq

Stephen Gluckman, MD

Debra Green, PhD

Sr. Constance Haughton, RN, RSM

Anita Gallagher Kelly

Reverend Antonio McCallister

Sarah Keating, Esq

Kathleen Murphy

Stephanie Monzon

Andrea Perrone, MD

Poonam Sehgal, MD

Kenneth Simbiri, MD

Reverend Daniel Sutton

Joseph Virdone

Matthew Teter

Executive Director

Staff

EXECUTIVE STAFF

Matthew Teter, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, moved to Philadelphia in September, 2008 to serve as the Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of Calcutta House, Inc.

Population Served

Calcutta Patient Calcutta House serves people living with AIDS who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in need of rehabilitative and supportive care regardless of age, color, creed, physical or mental disability, ethnicity, familial status, gender identity and expression, national origin, race, religion, pregnancy, sex or sexual orientation. The organization recognizes a special responsibility to respond to the poorest and most vulnerable of the community. Calcutta House has served over 400 individuals since its inception and currently serves, at any given time, 31 residents.

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