Seneca Office Shout Out

by | May 28, 2021 | General

The Seneca Office would like to extend a Huge Thank You to every PCA for their hard work and dedication to their consumers. A lot are working long days, a lot of hours, and have been picking up extra shifts. We see you!! We want you to know how much it is appreciated!! Without you our consumers would not get the services they need. We are trying our hardest to hire more PCAs to take some of the burden from you but wanted to make sure you knew how grateful we are for our amazing CRI Team!

Seneca Office would like to remind all staff that there is a $100 referral bonus for referring new PCAs.

For anyone interested in applying to CRI, visit our employment section here to fill out an application. Apply Here

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