Facility Support Staff
Be part of a like-minded team and truly make a difference in other’s lives by paving the way for genuine, person-centered senior care.
Job Skills, Requirements, & Education Needs
- A passion for seniors
- Ability to work both independently and within a team structure
- Able to take initiative and anticipate needs
- Consistently attentive to detail
- Punctual and reliable
*Requirements vary by position and discipline, so please see job descriptions for specifics by clicking on the links below.
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Marquis is a workplace where employee choices are honored, contributions are encouraged and celebrated and high standards are the expectation as we champion each client’s journey. Be part of a culture that supports continued learning, bilingual channels of communication, and relocation assistance for those who need a little help along the way.
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Cheers to Tuesday! We hope you love something as much as Frances of Marquis Hope Village loves dance. Here's her New Chapter story:
As a child, Frances used to practice tap and ballet. Upon moving to New York after school, Frances trained with Sergei Ismylov and Andre Igleski who performed in the Broadway show, Carousel. Her dream was to become a Rockette, and she worked hard to get there. In the end, Frances followed a new path as a third grade elementary school teacher. She never had any kids of her own, but connects to children on a deep level.
Frances’ wish for her New Chapter combined both these loves. The local ballet and dance school, Allegro, was performing a recital, Mysteries at the Museum, and Frances knew she wanted to be there. Marquis Hope Village’s Michelle Grossberg and Courtney Housein turned this wish into a reality.
The night of the recital, Frances found herself eating her favorite meal of shrimp and Southern corn bread, compliments of the kitchen who knew about her big night. Off to the ballet!
Frances and the team sat in the front row, the best seats in the house. She loved the whole show and thought the best part of the evening was seeing the little kids dance. She was able to take pictures with the whole company and reminisce about training in New York with the dancers and teachers.
She was most surprised that this day was all about her.
8 hours ago
i know Frances and know what a thrill this must've been for her!! Thank you so much!
Michelle Grossberg
This Thanksgiving week, we are grateful for our residents and their families as well as the employees who serve every day. With that, we will be sharing a heartwarming New Chapter story each day this week. New Chapters are a chance for our residents to fulfill a wish; a bucket list item, a re-experience or a rehab goal.
Meet Vernon. Vernon Silacci, 79 years young, is from San Luis Obispo, Calif. where he lived and breathed baseball throughout his life. On Saturday, July 28, 2018, Vernon headed off in an Uber with a couple of familiar faces from Marquis Oregon City to watch the Portland Pickles Baseball team.
Vern got the chance to throw the first pitch of the game and meet a few players from the team. After the pitch, Vern and a group of employees from Marquis headed over to the seats to enjoy the game and have a hot dog. He said he had a “ball of fun” watching the college level athletes, while still critiquing as coaches do. Although, his favorite part was when he heard he got a doctor’s order for a beer at the game and they even had his favorite kind, Pabst Blue Ribbon.
“I appreciate the effort and time that has been spent to allow me to attend this game,” Vern said. The Portland Pickles donated tickets to Marquis Oregon City to support Vern’s vital life. A1 Auto in Clackamas, Ore. is one of the main supporters of the Portland Pickles and donated a jersey for Vern to wear at the game. Vern enjoyed the Portland Pickles baseball game at Lents Field and hopes to go again.
Learn more about our New Chapters program here: www.marquiscompanies.com/careers/community/#new-chapters
1 day ago
Tiffany Schneider
hope you all hava great holiday
Tiffany Schneider thank you so much for all you do for our residents, & sharing your beer!! You are the true definition of a champion!!
Join a team that strives to truly make a difference in others' lives by paving the way for genuine, person-centered care!
goo.gl/jz8vxY
1 week ago
Cheers to Tuesday! We hope you love something as much as Frances of Marquis Hope Village loves dance. Here's her New Chapter story:
As a child, Frances used to practice tap and ballet. Upon moving to New York after school, Frances trained with Sergei Ismylov and Andre Igleski who performed in the Broadway show, Carousel. Her dream was to become a Rockette, and she worked hard to get there. In the end, Frances followed a new path as a third grade elementary school teacher. She never had any kids of her own, but connects to children on a deep level.
Frances’ wish for her New Chapter combined both these loves. The local ballet and dance school, Allegro, was performing a recital, Mysteries at the Museum, and Frances knew she wanted to be there. Marquis Hope Village’s Michelle Grossberg and Courtney Housein turned this wish into a reality.
The night of the recital, Frances found herself eating her favorite meal of shrimp and Southern corn bread, compliments of the kitchen who knew about her big night. Off to the ballet!
Frances and the team sat in the front row, the best seats in the house. She loved the whole show and thought the best part of the evening was seeing the little kids dance. She was able to take pictures with the whole company and reminisce about training in New York with the dancers and teachers.
She was most surprised that this day was all about her.
8 hours ago
i know Frances and know what a thrill this must've been for her!! Thank you so much!
Michelle Grossberg
This Thanksgiving week, we are grateful for our residents and their families as well as the employees who serve every day. With that, we will be sharing a heartwarming New Chapter story each day this week. New Chapters are a chance for our residents to fulfill a wish; a bucket list item, a re-experience or a rehab goal.
Meet Vernon. Vernon Silacci, 79 years young, is from San Luis Obispo, Calif. where he lived and breathed baseball throughout his life. On Saturday, July 28, 2018, Vernon headed off in an Uber with a couple of familiar faces from Marquis Oregon City to watch the Portland Pickles Baseball team.
Vern got the chance to throw the first pitch of the game and meet a few players from the team. After the pitch, Vern and a group of employees from Marquis headed over to the seats to enjoy the game and have a hot dog. He said he had a “ball of fun” watching the college level athletes, while still critiquing as coaches do. Although, his favorite part was when he heard he got a doctor’s order for a beer at the game and they even had his favorite kind, Pabst Blue Ribbon.
“I appreciate the effort and time that has been spent to allow me to attend this game,” Vern said. The Portland Pickles donated tickets to Marquis Oregon City to support Vern’s vital life. A1 Auto in Clackamas, Ore. is one of the main supporters of the Portland Pickles and donated a jersey for Vern to wear at the game. Vern enjoyed the Portland Pickles baseball game at Lents Field and hopes to go again.
Learn more about our New Chapters program here: www.marquiscompanies.com/careers/community/#new-chapters
1 day ago
Tiffany Schneider
hope you all hava great holiday
Tiffany Schneider thank you so much for all you do for our residents, & sharing your beer!! You are the true definition of a champion!!
Join a team that strives to truly make a difference in others' lives by paving the way for genuine, person-centered care!
goo.gl/jz8vxY
1 week ago
Ducks and Beavs alike, stop by Marquis Hope Village to donate non-perishable items for the Canby Center, our local food bank. Don’t forget to put it in the correct basket for the team you are rooting for! Donations will be weighed on Nov. 21st.
📸 Photo credit: Katie Guinther
1 week ago
HONORING VETERANS: Marquis Forest Grove recognized 31 Veterans for their service to our country from WWII, Korea & Vietnam and those currently serving in the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and National Guard.
We owe these men and women a huge debt of gratitude. Each were presented with a certificate, a flag lapel pin and a red, white & blue blanket hand made for each of them by community members George & Donna Goff. Following the ceremony everyone enjoyed an All-American Banana Split.
1 week ago
Staff, residents and families at Marquis Tualatin got into the Halloween Spirit this year! Tag who you know!
3 weeks ago
Marquis Vermont Hills showed up decked out this Halloween! Way to go, team! 👯♂️🕺🏻🕷🎃
3 weeks ago
Yay!!! Andy is Angie!!! A-squared😍Great team!
Looking great!
Everyone is so dang cute!
Last week, the Marquis Shasta team was ready to take a group of residents to the pumpkin patch, but plans got tricky when their facility van was vandalized. That's when activity director Rebecca Carney got the idea to bring the pumpkin patch TO THEM!
With pumpkin donations from a local grocery store and dedication from staff, they spread seasonal joy to their residents right outside their front door. Even TCU patients were bragging about their “front row seats” they got from their rooms.
We love this story!
3 weeks ago
Our Home Health Clinicians empower their clients to lead their best lives and while doing so, lead their best lives as well. Learn about the opportunities we have in store for you: goo.gl/WXQbKN
3 weeks ago
Join us tomorrow, Tuesday Oct. 30, from 4-6 p.m. at Marquis Tualatin for a spooky haunted house, candy for all the families and trick-or-treaters, along with free chili, cornbread and drinks!
3 weeks ago
94-year-old WWII veteran Frank, a Marquis Wilsonville resident, had a crazy dream. The Vital Life Foundation made it a reality. “I have health and love," he said. "Now this.”
Read The Oregonian’s Tom Hallman’s moving piece on Frank’s life and the night he played in the high school band.
4 weeks ago
He is a nice man
I love this story!!! Way to be Wilsonville High School and band! ❤️❤️
Gma Pat
Today we are at the Mt. Hood Community College Fall Fair in Gresham talking about career opportunities we offer at both Marquis Companies and Consonus Healthcare. Stop by our table to learn more, we cannot wait to meet you!
4 weeks ago
