MCH to Host Job Fair

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Jan 16
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Monroe Community Hospital Job Fair.435 East Henrietta Rd. Rochester, NY

Rochester, N.Y. — Monroe Community Hospital (MCH) will host its monthly job fair Thursday, Jan. 22, from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m., inviting job seekers to explore a wide range of clinical, administrative, and support service careers at the county-run health care facility.

The event will feature opportunities in nursing, therapy, respiratory care, clinical coordination, quality assurance, human resources and essential hospital services, with many positions open to the public and residency requirements waived. Full-time, provisional and per diem roles are available, offering competitive hourly wages and salaried positions.

MCH provides long-term, rehabilitative and specialty care to individuals with complex medical needs and is recognized for its commitment to professional growth, stable public-sector employment and compassionate care.

Job fair attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about careers at MCH, located at 435 East Henrietta Road, speak with recruiters and receive guidance on the application process.

Job seekers are encouraged to review openings and apply in advance at monroehosp.org/careers. Walk-ins are welcome. The job fair will be held in the main entrance foyer, enter near Lot 3.

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