With the opening of the new Cancer Treatment Centers of America hospital in Newnan, people in Douglas County will now have another treatment option for advanced stage cancer that is closer to home.
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Sunday, October 14, 2012
Hundreds of cancer patients, caregivers, community members and public officials, including Governor Nathan Deal, celebrated the grand opening of Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) at Southeastern Regional Medical Center, the newest CTCA hospital just outside of Douglas County. CTCA at Southeastern officially opened Aug. 15, just over a year after CTCA broke ground on the 226,000-square-foot, fully digital hospital focusing on complex and advanced-stage cancer.
CTCA expects to generate 500 new jobs and $500 million in economic activity over the first five years of the hospital’s operation.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) at Southeastern Regional Medical is hosting a Career Fair on May 8 for those interested in learning about job opportunities available at our newest hospital, scheduled to open in Newnan, Ga. in August. CTCA expects to generate 500 new jobs and $500 million in economic activity over the first five years of the hospital’s operation. The Newnan hospital was recognized as one of the “State of Georgia’s Top 10 Economic Development Projects” by former Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue. The hospital is currently looking to fill the following positions: nursing (in-patient, out-patient, infusion, ICU and surgery), surgical technicians, rehabilitation therapists, respiratory therapists, sterile processing …
