The expansion at the Clemmons, N.C., medical center began in 2015 and cost $49 million. It will add 36 inpatient medical and surgical beds and operating rooms.
The hospital initially opened in 2013 with an emergency department, imaging unit and surgery center, reports the Triad Business Journal.
The jobs being added to the hospital include positions in the emergency room and operating rooms, emergency room administration, post-anesthesia care and clinical nursing, according to the report. The clinical jobs will be full time and the administrative jobs will include openings for both full- and part-time employees.
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