Tift Regional Health System to conduct nurse recruitment fair
Tift health system has nursing opportunities available in inpatient, outpatient care
Jennifer Parks
From Staff Reports
TIFTON — Tift Regional Health System will hold a nurse recruitment fair at Tift Regional Medical Center on Friday.
Officials said the fair is set for noon-8 p.m. in Meeting Rooms 1-3.
“Nurses who are looking for a new career opportunity should consider TRHS,” Tift Regional Human Resources Assistant Vice President Lori Folsom said. “Tift Regional is a growing network of care serving 12 counties in south central Georgia. At Tift Regional, nurses will find a center of excellence where both medical professionals and patients thrive.
“We have exciting nursing opportunities available in both inpatient and outpatient care. With innovative staffing models, Tift Regional strives to provide fulfilling work/life balance for its valued nurses.”
Folsom said the nurse recruitment fair will include open interviews, refreshments and door prizes.
“Same-day job offers for qualified candidates will be available,” she stated.
Tift Regional Medical Center is located at 901 E. 18th St. in Tifton. From I-75, take exit 64 and follow the blue hospital signs.
For more information, visit www.tiftregional.com or call (229) 353-4200.
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