Cleveland Clinic Bounces Back From 2008 Losses, Adding 1,800 Jobs

After losing $62 million from investments in the plummeting financial markets of late 2008, the Cleveland Clinic has recovered and plans to add 1,800 new jobs in 2010, according to a report by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.

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The clinic cut back on spending in 2008 and 2009 in response to the 2008 losses, but it still saw increases in patients and revenues from daily operations.

With patients from economically troubled Northeast Ohio making up 84 percent of business, the clinic is expanding outside the region, opening operations in Las Vegas and Abu Dhabi.

Read the Plain Dealer’s report on Cleveland Clinic.

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