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Pontiac
-- A healthcare job fair is being held as part
of an open house at North Oakland Medical
Centers’ main cafeteria located at 461 West
Huron Street (M-59) in Pontiac on September 29
from 10am-2pm. The open house will include
on-the-spot interviews for positions available
in nursing, mental health, physical therapy, and
other select healthcare positions. Attendees
will also be able to participate in prize
drawings, tours, and free massages. Two
Continuing Education Courses will be hosted by
NOMC as part of the event:
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Saturday, 11am-12pm, “Clinical Crisis and the
Dying” will be presented by Peg Nelson,
NP-BC PCM, a Nurse Practitioner and the Clinical
Director for Palliative Care and Pain Services
from St. Joseph Mercy-Oakland. This will count
as one Contact Hour.
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Saturday, 1pm-2pm, “Intensive Physical
Therapy for Treating Children with Cerebral
Palsy: Methods, Motives and Research”
will be presented by Angela Jackson, MPT/Intensive
Pediatric PT, a specialist at NOMC Euro-Pēds® in
this emerging therapy for treating children with
Cerebral Palsy and other neuromuscular
disorders.
Various vendors
from the healthcare field will provide snacks and
beverages and will have their products on display.
For more information on the Open House please call
NOMC Human Resources Department at (248) 857-7265,
or e-mail them at
hr@nomc.org.
NOMC is a non-profit hospital and was established in
1910 as Oakland County's first hospital. Specialty
Services include Radiation Oncology, Surgical,
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Behavioral
Medicine, Trauma, and Community Health. The hospital
also operates an Ambulatory Care Center in
Waterford, two Teen Health Centers located in
Pontiac’s high schools, Radiology services in
Clarkston, a durable medical equipment company, and
NOMC Euro-Pēds®, an internationally recognized
intensive physical therapy program for children with
neuromuscular disorders.
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