Health Providers Need Help In Wake Of Latest COVID-19 Surge

  • Thursday, December 3, 2020

Local healthcare providers need help in the wake of a new COVID-19 surge.

 

They said:

 

WE NEED YOU! As you are aware, the COVID pandemic tasks our medical professionals and resources.

 

We continue to be proactive with our local hospitals, long-term care facilities and the Hamilton County Health Department in regards to the pandemic in our healthcare facilities.

We are seeking additional clinical and non-clinical healthcare professionals to help meet these projected needs.

 

If you are interested, please contact our Emergency Operations Center at (423) 209-5400 or email at hamiltoncountyeoc@hamiltontn.gov with your licensed skill set and contact information.  

 

Thank you for stepping up and helping our community.

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