Sampson Regional Medical Center (SampsonRMC) is excited to announce an onsite job fair to be held on Thursday, Oct. 16, from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the hospital’s front lobby located at 607 Beaman Street in Clinton.
As part of its 75th anniversary celebration, SampsonRMC is proud to continue building a strong healthcare team dedicated to serving the community.
“As we celebrate 75 years of service, we remain committed to our mission of caring for the people of Sampson County and beyond,” said Lindsey Brewer, HR Specialist for Sampson Regional Medical Center in a press release. “We look forward to meeting passionate and skilled professionals who want to grow with us and make a difference in the lives of our patients.”
This event is an excellent opportunity for job seekers to explore a range of clinical and support positions, meet hiring managers, and learn more about the benefits of working at SampsonRMC.
Positions Available:
SampsonRMC offers competitive benefits and a supportive work environment. Prospective employees are encouraged to attend the job fair to explore career opportunities and potentially receive job offers on the same day.
Interested candidates can view all current employment opportunities by visiting www.SampsonRMC.org/JoinOurTeam.
For more information, please contact Sampson Regional Medical Center at 910.592.8511 or visit our website at www.SampsonRMC.org.
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