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Highline to host Health Care Job Fair on March 4


Feb 12 2009

Highline Community College will be holding a Health Care Job Fair on March 4.

The fair, open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., is free to the public. It will be located on at Highline Student Union (Building 8), second floor, on the main campus.

Employers from the Puget Sound area will be recruiting for jobs in many health care related fields, including nursing, respiratory care, medical assisting, medical transcriptionist, phlebotomy, polysomnographic technology, optician-licensed dispensing and chemical dependency.

Employers scheduled to participate include Advanced Health Care, Cascade Regional Blood Services, Good Samaritan Hospital, Regency Pacific, Sea Mar Community Health Centers, Valley Medical Center and Virginia Mason Medical Center.

The job fair coincides with Highline’s Health Information Fair, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Highline Student Union, 1st floor. The information fair features student booths that explore health-related issues and booths that highlight Highline’s health care programs.

The event is sponsored by HCC’s Workforce Development Services

Highline’s main campus is located midway between Seattle and Tacoma at South 240th Street and Pacific Highway South (Highway 99); address: 2400 S. 240th St., Des Moines.

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