7 healthcare organizations adding jobs

The following healthcare organizations shared plans to hire workers so far in April, starting with the most recent.

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1. IU Health to hold first systemwide job fair
Indianapolis-based Indiana University Health said it seeks to fill hundreds of positions through its first systemwide job fair April 22.

2. Aurora Health Care plans $324M healthcare complex
Milwaukee-based Aurora Health Care is expanding, with plans to build a replacement hospital and new outpatient surgery center and medical office building in the greater Sheboygan, Wis., area. Health system officials expect the project to bring numerous healthcare and construction jobs to the Sheboygan area.

3. Kaiser encourages Hawaii workers to apply for Maui hospital positions as takeover approaches
Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente is urging residents to apply for positions at Maui County’s three public hospitals in Hawaii as its planned takeover of the facilities nears. Kaiser is slated to take over Hawaii Health Systems Corp.’s Maui Region, which includes Wailuku-based Maui Memorial Medical Center, Kula (Hawaii) Hospital and Lanai Community Hospital in Lanai City, as of July 1.

4. Cleveland Clinic to host job fair Saturday, seeks to hire hundreds of nurses
Cleveland Clinic seeks to attract registered nurses of all experience levels, including recent graduates.

5. Florida Hospital Apopka project could create as many as 300 clinical jobs
The new 200-bed Florida Hospital Apopka is slated to open this November, creating as many as 300 jobs for clinical professionals.

6. Adventist Care Centers to open skilled nursing facility in 2018
Adventist Care Centers, a long-term care organization of Altamonte Springs, Fla.-based Adventist Health System, is opening a skilled nursing facility in Celebration, Fla. The $20 million project is slated to create 150 jobs.

7. Aurora Health Care unveils $55.5M ASC, medical office complex
Aurora Health Care plans to construct a $55.5 million ambulatory surgery center and medical office building in Greenfield, Wis. The project is expected to create more than 1,000 jobs. 

 

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