Training new generation for $60,000 jobs starts with knowing what to teach
April 22, 2019
Training new generation for $60,000 jobs starts with knowing what to teach
In Bartlett, Engineered Medical Systems is expanding.
In the Shelby Oaks area, Onyx Medical is adding space.
Over in Arlington, Wright Medical is doubling in size.
Not far away, MicroPort Orthopedics is trying to fill $60,000 jobs.
So are Grace Medical, RMS Surgical and Smith & Nephew in Memphis.
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