That’s based on comments April 20 from Mike Couch, executive director of the Central State Hospital Local Redevelopment Authority. Mr. Couch said many of the new jobs will be filled by certified nursing assistants, according to the report.
Central Georgia Technical College has sponsored job fairs to find applicants for CNA positions at the new medical facility.
The new Bostick Nursing Center, which will offer a 280-bed geriatric care facility, will house elderly and infirm former state prisoners, the Union-Recorder reports.
The substantial completion date for the facility is slated for June.
More articles on workforce and labor management:
Maintenance workers picket at Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea: 4 things to know
Gallup: Employee engagement reached record high in March
Healthcare recruitment strategy: Building your employer brand
