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TJRH named one of the Best Places to Work in KY From Bart Logsdon The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management recently announced that T.J. Regional Health has been named one of the 2025 Best Places to Work in Kentucky in the large-sized employer category. The selection process, managed by Workforce Research Group, is based on an assessment of each participating company's employee policies and procedures along with the results of an internal employee survey. With approximately 1,400 employees, T.J. Regional Health was one of only 29 companies in Kentucky chosen as a Best Places to Work in the large category. While we have seen many changes throughout our 96-year history, one thing has remained constant; the commitment to ensure that our hospitals, outpatient services and clinics are the best places for patients to seek care, for our providers to practice, and for our team members to work. This story was posted on 2025-03-08 08:02:11
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