Planned Swedish/Issaquah Hospital in Washington to Create 1,000 Jobs

Swedish/Issaquah (Wash.) Hospital is expected to create 1,000 jobs by next summer, according to an Issaquah Press news report.

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The first phase of construction for the planned $365 million hospital includes a medical office building, which alone will bring in 450 new jobs. By the time the entire hospital structure is open to the public, projected to be July 2012, total job opportunities will have approached 1,000, according to the news report.

Read the news report about Swedish/Issaquah Hospital.

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