Beacon Health System hosting Nursing Career Expo Friday
GRANGER, Ind. Beacon Health System is holding its annual Nursing Career Expo on Friday.
The event will be held from 1 - 4 p.m. at the central office on 3245 Health Drive in Granger.
The event is primarily for RNs, LPNs and Nursing Assistants, but anyone interested in working for Beacon is encouraged to attend to learn about current and future job openings, pay and benefits.
Beacon provides on-the-job training for Nursing Assistants, so experience is not necessary for this position. Nursing leaders and Talent Acquisition Partners will be available Friday to answer all questions.
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The St. Joseph County Health Department had to scramble to come up with enough doses to keep its COVID-19 vaccination clinic open this week, after one weekly allotment from the state never arrived Feb. 12 while another was delayed until at least Monday because of weather.
Donations from other providers will allow the departmentâs vaccination clinic at St. Hedwig Memorial Center to stay open today. But it was still unclear Thursday whether more doses would arrive in time to run the clinic again Monday.
County officials said the state never sent the local health department a shipment of 2,500 doses of the Moderna vaccine that was supposed to arrive last week, apparently because Indiana hadnât received its latest allocation from the federal government.
More than 800 people at high risk for hospitalization have received antibody treatments to fight mild or moderate cases of COVID-19 since a regional infusion center opened in Mishawaka in December.
The Northern Indiana COVID Infusion Center, 60202 Bodnar Lane, offers the monoclonal antibody Bamlanivimab, produced by Lilly, and an antibody cocktail produced by Regeneron to patients who are 65 and older, or those with other risk factors such as obesity and diabetes.
Lilly chose the St. Joseph Health System site, at Elm and Jackson roads, to set up one of three regional infusion centers across Indiana in an effort to distribute antibody treatments that have received emergency approval from the FDA.