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Our facility medical provider, MedTrust, is currently hiring for positions in the Douglas County Jail! If you’re looking for an opportunity to serve the community while working in a professional, team-focused environment, this may be a great fit. Competitive rates and full-time benefits are available. See the flyer below or visit www.mymedtrust.com for available positions and application details. If you are interested, please contact MedTrust at recruitmentteam@mymedtrust.com or call (210) 510-9370.
Our facility medical provider, MedTrust, is currently hiring for positions in the Douglas County Jail! If you’re looking for an opportunity to serve the community while working in a professional, team-focused environment, this may be a great fit. Competitive rates and full-time benefits are available. See the flyer below or visit www.mymedtrust.com for available positions and application details. If you are interested, please contact MedTrust at recruitmentteam@mymedtrust.com or call (210) 510-9370.
Our facility medical provider, MedTrust, is currently hiring for positions in the Douglas County Jail! If you’re looking for an opportunity to serve the community while working in a professional, team-focused environment, this may be a great fit. Competitive rates and full-time benefits are available. See the flyer below or visit www.mymedtrust.com for available positions and application details. If you are interested, please contact MedTrust at [email protected] or call (210) 510-9370.

Published on: 02/21/2026

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Our facility medical provider, MedTrust, is currently hiring for positions in the Douglas County Jail!

If you’re looking for an opportunity to serve the community while working in a professional, team-focused environment, this may be a great fit. Competitive rates and full-time benefits are available.

See the flyer below or visit www.mymedtrust.com for available positions and application details. If you are interested, please contact MedTrust at [email protected] or call (210) 510-9370.

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