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200 New Jobs Expected By Gwinnett Health-Care Staffing Firm
A health-care staffing firm that recently moved to Technology Park Atlanta just added more office space. Now it's hiring more employees.
![Soliant, a Gwinnett-based healthcare staffing firm, will be adding 200 more jobs for people living in Georgia, according to a statement from the office of Gov. Brian Kemp.](https://patch.com/img/cdn20/shutterstock/23990973/20210603/105508/styles/patch_image/public/shutterstock-1470540590___03105303386.jpg)
GWINNETT COUNTY, GA — A Peachtree Corners health-care staffing service that recently added to its office space is now hiring more employees, with 200 additional jobs expected.
Soliant, which specializes in filling nursing, telehealth, pharmacy and related positions across the United States, moved in 2020 from Tucker to Technology Park Atlanta in Gwinnett. The company recently expanded its headquarters by 25,000 square feet, bringing the total to 83,000 square feet.
Most new jobs now open to applicants will be focused on education and health-care recruiting. Soliant will employ more than 600 people in Georgia once the expansion is complete, according to a news release from the office of Gov. Brian Kemp.
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“Our company sits at the nexus of three elemental industries: health care, education, and life sciences. These economic cornerstones continue to expand, evolve, and demand skilled talent,” said Soliant CEO David Alexander. “As a Georgia native, I’m very proud to be growing Soliant’s operations here in the heart of my home state.”
Georgia Department of Economic Development Project Manager Emily Poole represented the Global Commerce division on this project in partnership with the Metro Atlanta Chamber, Partnership Gwinnett and Georgia Power.
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Those interested in career opportunities can visit Soliant's website for more information.
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