Alabama medical center to add 150 jobs

Cullman (Ala.) Regional Medical Center confirmed it will add 150 new jobs as part of capital projects.

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The medical center is constructing a 30-bed expansion, which is slated to open at the end of February. It is also building a new urgent care center with a scheduled completion date of late spring 2018.

CRMC will add various jobs as the projects mature, spokesperson Lindsey Dossey says. The jobs include nursing, as well as housekeeping, front-desk staff, radiology technicians and medical assistants, among others. 

Ms. Dossey said the medical center has started posting some positions. For more information about job postings at CRMC, click here.

 

 

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