Fayetteville Orthopaedics, which for nearly 50 years has provided orthopedic care in the Fayetteville area, is now part of Cape Fear Valley Health, which has continued to expand its orthopedic services.
The staff at Fayetteville Orthopaedics will continue to provide orthopedic services, joint replacement surgeries and treatment for sports-related injuries.
The staff includes Drs. W. Dickson Schaefer, Christopher J. Barnes, Daniel E. McBrayer, and Deren Bagsby and physician’s assistants Michael Dilello and Jeb Cleveland.
Fayetteville Orthopaedics is at 1991 Fordham Drive. For more information, visit fayortho.com or call (910) 484-3114.
Jobs fair seeks to fill positions in Spring Lake town government
NC Works Career Center Fayetteville will host a jobs fair from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 31 at Spring Lake Town Hall, 300 Ruth St. The jobs fair is aimed at addressing the longstanding workforce vacancies in the town, with a focus on six key positions.
To meet the demands of exceptional growth and an expanding population in the Spring Lake community, the job fair will provide an opportunity for qualified individuals to explore career options and connect with potential employers, a news release said.
The following positions are the primary focus:
Job seekers who are interested in any of these positions are encouraged to send their resumes to Dwight Butler at dwight.butler@commerce.nc.gov. Resumes received in advance will be shared with participating employers, giving them an opportunity to review candidates.
The NC Works Career Center Fayetteville team will be on site to offer guidance, answer questions, and provide assistance with the application process. Participants should be prepared with multiple copies of their resumes and dress in professional attire, a news release said.
For more information, contact Dwight Butler at dwight.butler@commerce.nc.gov or visit the NC Works Career Center Fayetteville website at www.ncworks.gov/fayetteville.
Sheriff’s Office offers $2,500 signing bonus for detention, sheriff’s jobs
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office will host a jobs fair on July 19 with same-day interviews for positions including detention officer, detention officer cadet, deputy sheriff and deputy sheriff cadet.
The job fair will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 19 at the NC Works office at 490 N. McPherson Church Road, according to a news release.
The county is offering a $2,500 signing bonus for newly hired deputies and detention officers upon academy graduation.
The primary goal is to connect job seekers with career opportunities in the Sheriff’s Office. Eligible applicants who are unable to attend but are interested in working with the Sheriff’s Office can go to ccsonc.org/join-the-ccso/ for more information.
To view jobs in the Sheriff’s Office and across Cumberland County government and to apply online, go to governmentjobs.com/careers/cumberlandcountync.
For more information on Cumberland County’s Employee Benefits Package, visit cumberlandcountync.gov/benefits.
Pinehurst Medical Clinic earns recognition of American Diabetes Association
PINEHURST — The American Diabetes Association has recognized Pinehurst Medical Clinic for its work on diabetes education and support.
The ADA’s Education Recognition Certificate assures that educational services meet national standards for diabetes care.
“Daily self-management skills are absolutely essential for people to effectively navigate the 24/7 challenges of living with diabetes, helping to keep them healthy and prevent or delay the serious complications of diabetes,” says Linda Cann, the ADA’s senior vice president of professional services. “We applaud Pinehurst Medical Clinic for its commitment to providing high-quality, evidence-based education and support for people with diabetes by meeting the national standards for DSMES and earning the ADA’s ERP recognition.”
Pinehurst Medical’s team includes Alyssa Lee, Callie Huneycutt, Christa D’Ostroph, and Lynsi Beers.
