Proposed Northwestern Memorial Outpatient Care Facility in Chicago Could Add 1,300 Jobs

Northwestern Memorial Hospital’s proposed outpatient care pavilion in Chicago could call for more than 650 permanent jobs and 700 construction jobs, according to a Chicago Tribune report.

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The pavilion, which would open in 2014, has already received approval from the Chicago Plan Commission but is still subject to additional regulatory approvals. The facility would house therapeutic and diagnostic services, physicians’ offices and more.

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