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Job fair for temporary contractors is Jan. 12

Temporary contractors are needed by the Fulton County Board of Health at a job fair on Jan. 12. (Courtesy of Fulton County Board of Health)

Credit: Fulton County Board of Health

Credit: Fulton County Board of Health

Temporary contractors are needed by the Fulton County Board of Health at a job fair on Jan. 12. (Courtesy of Fulton County Board of Health)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Dec 28, 2022

The Fulton County Board of Health (FCBOH) is seeking experienced temporary contractors who are interested in serving the community.

Anyone who wants to learn more about these temporary employment opportunities may visit the job fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 12.

Hosted by the FCBOH Human Resources team, the job fair will be held at the College Park Regional Health Center, 1920 John Wesley Ave., College Park.

Applicants should bring a professional resume.

Openings include:

  • administrative support
  • advanced practice nurse
  • call center operator
  • customer service
  • data entry
  • dental assistant
  • dental hygienist
  • dietitian
  • health educator
  • licensed practical nurse
  • logistical support
  • nutritionist
  • registered nurse
  • vaccine scheduler

Apply at surveymonkey.com/r/FCBOH.

Learn more at FultonCountyBOH.com/about/careers or facebook.com/FultonHealth.

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