Volume 1 Issue 8: Sep 10, 2021

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Chasse Bailey-Dorton, M.D.
FirstHealth of the Carolinas

Ask the Expert: Integrative Oncology and Survivorship

Posted Aug 2, 2026
Chasse Bailey-Dorton, M.D., leads the Integrative Oncology and Survivorship Program at the FirstHealth Cancer Center.  As an integrative oncologist, she helps patients manage the physical and emotional challenges of cancer treatment.  
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Broaden your horizons at Cape Fear Valley Health

Hannah Simpson, RACR - Senior Campus Recruiter and Community Partnership Liaison, Cape Fear Valley Health
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Why Skilled Trades Matter: Addressing the Decline and Urgent Need in Plumbing and HVAC

J.R. Hopson , Strategic Mechanical Solutions
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Workforce Pipelines for a Growing Economy

Dr. Mark Sorrells - President, Fayetteville Technical Community College

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