HIV affects people of all ages, races, genders, and orientations in the United States, including those unaware of their status. Testing is critical for maintaining health and preventing transmission.
Georgia Highlands Medical Services seeks skilled professionals to support its mission of providing compassionate, affordable, and integrated health care.
Georgia Highlands Medical Services is governed by an elected Board of Directors, composed of local community residents, civic leaders, and other professionals who set policy and chart the strategic direction for the organization.
Georgia Highlands Medical Services began in 1979 as the Wilson Clinic, founded by Sisters Kathryn Cliatt, June Racicot, and community members to serve a rural area in North Georgia.
Georgia Highlands Medical Services provides medical care to all residents in its service area, regardless of income, insurance, or language, across eight locations in Bartow, Canton, Dawson, Hall, and Forsyth counties.
